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Influence of Iron and Manganese on the Growth and Contents of Fe, Mn and P in Rice
2001
Journal of Biological Sciences
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Rice plants growing on a calcareous soil, supplied with various levels of labeled Fe 59 and Mn 54 subjected to two moisture regimes and under flooded(anaerobic) condition, the number of tillers, plant height, dry matter yield and contents of Fe, Mn and P in rice plants increased considerably indicating that soil submergence enhanced the availability of Fe, Mn and P in the growth medium. Mn content in the plant under flooded condition was always higher than that of Fe under similar condition.
doi:10.3923/jbs.2001.434.435
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