Boron deficiencies in alluvial soils of Jordan Valley

Jordan Valley is the most important irrigated area for crop production in Jordan. Deficiency symptoms of micronutrient elements have been observed. To appraise the status of hot water extractable B in the soils of the Jordan Valley, 15 profiles were sampled to represent the various types of soils in...

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Published in:Arid soil research and rehabilitation 1997-01, Vol.11 (1), p.105-111
Main Author: Rawajfih, Z. (Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordan.)
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ALLUVIAL SOILS
available B
BORE
BORO
BORON
CALCAREOUS SOILS
CARENCE MINERALE
CLAY SOILS
DEFICIENCIA DE MINERALES
DISPONIBILIDAD DE NUTRIENTES
DISPONIBILITE D'ELEMENT NUTRITIF
FERTILIDAD DEL SUELO
FERTILITE DU SOL
JORDAN
JORDANIA
JORDANIE
micronutrients
MINERAL DEFICIENCIES
NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY
PERFIL DEL SUELO
PROFIL DU SOL
SOIL FERTILITY
SOIL PROFILES
SOL ALLUVIAL
SOL ARGILEUX
SOL CALCAIRE
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION
SUELO ALUVIAL
SUELO ARCILLOSO
SUELO CALCAREO
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available B
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BORON
CALCAREOUS SOILS
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CLAY SOILS
DEFICIENCIA DE MINERALES
DISPONIBILIDAD DE NUTRIENTES
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PROFIL DU SOL
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SOIL PROFILES
SOL ALLUVIAL
SOL ARGILEUX
SOL CALCAIRE
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION
SUELO ALUVIAL
SUELO ARCILLOSO
SUELO CALCAREO
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