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volume 30 issue 2 (june 2009) : 139 - 144
BORON NUTRITION OF CROPS IN RELATION TO YIELD AND QUALITY- A REVIEW
1Department of Soil and Environment
AC & RI, Madurai 625 104, India
ABSTRACT
Boron nutrition of soil and crops has assumed greater importance with the introduction
of high yielding crop varieties under intensive cultivation with high use of chemical
fertilizers. The availability and transformation of B in soil, yield and quality of crops
have a significant bearing in relation to B nutrition. The literature pertaining to the
effect of B on yield and quality of crops are reviewed and presented below.
of high yielding crop varieties under intensive cultivation with high use of chemical
fertilizers. The availability and transformation of B in soil, yield and quality of crops
have a significant bearing in relation to B nutrition. The literature pertaining to the
effect of B on yield and quality of crops are reviewed and presented below.
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