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library:articles:p_basics:
28 Hitsit and grain
==== The primary functions of P in plants are====
* Structural component of proteins, en... and DNA (Fig. 1). It is obvious that without DNA plants cannot reproduce, which means that they cannot pr... arious proteins play in the proper functioning of plants. For example, some proteins are essential for the
library:articles:fertilizing_landscape_plants:
21 Hits====== Fertilizing Landscape Plants======
{{tag>fertilize landscape_plants ornamentals trees}}
Fertil... l for optimum growth and development of landscape plants must be present in the soil and plant at proper l... isions regarding the nutrition of their landscape plants. Included is a brief review of soil analysis, soi
library:articles:soil_aluminum_and_test_interpretation:
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Aluminum is not an essential element for either plants or animals. Most plant producers have heard that too much aluminum (Al) can be harmful to plants. However, many may not be aware that there are multi... soil and most of them are not directly harmful to plants. There are also multiple methods of testing the s
library:articles:n_basics:
16 Hits and many other sources.
===== Function of N in plants=====
| {{:library:articles:n_basics:image008.jpg|... reservoir of N in the atmosphere. Of course, most plants (non-legumes) are not able to directly utilize atmospheric N.
Plants take up N in several forms. These include nitrate-N (NO3-N), ammo
library:articles:soybean_cyst_nematodes:
15 Hits the area. SCN is and obligate parasite of higher plants, more than 1100 species of plants have been found... rve as hosts. Fortunately, most are weed and crop plants not commonly found in soybean fields or cropping ... of the nematode. Root systems of heavily infected plants are drastically reduced, necrotic and practically
library:articles:interpreting_lawn_and_garden_soil_results:
11 Hitsest in slightly acid soils of pH 6.1 to 6.9. Some plants require even more acidic soil for best growth. Th... to return to its native pH over time. Therefore, plants for landscape plantings, as well as turf, should ... ther than trying to manipulate the pH to suit the plants. Planting beds used for annual flowers and vegeta
library:articles:fertilizer_lime_calculations:
10 Hitsices, depending on your soil pH and needs of your plants.
^ Fertilizer Product ^ Lbs/gal (Liquid vol.) ^ ... ===
* There is a correct soil pH range for all plants. When the soil pH is either below or above this r... ply much more than is recommended. Excess N makes plants more succulent and susceptible to disease.
* To
library:articles:how_to_read_soil_report:
9 Hitss ability to attract, hold, and supply cations to plants. Large CEC values indicate that a soil has a grea... is 100 times (10x10) as acid as a pH of 7.0. Most plants perform best and a wider range of nutrients are a... with a soil pH between 6.0 and 7.0. However, some plants require more acid soils. Few, if any do better wi
library:articles:potassium_basics:
9 Hitsnot present in fertilizers and is not utilized by plants, the term has become the accepted way of designat... short of K. The reason being that the K deficient plants produce and transport less sugar to the legume no... closing of leaf stoma. This in turn controls the plants ability to effectively respond to drought stress.
library:articles:chlorine_in_pool_water_and_nearby_plants:
8 Hits====== Chlorine in Pool Water and Nearby Plants======
{{tag>chloride chlorine effect plants pool spa wate... "Will the chlorine from the pool that gets on the plants around the pool harm them?"
It is important to... ily soluble, highly mobile and easily taken up by plants. Chloride is the element that is found in fertili
library:articles:mn_basics:
7 Hitseduced to Mn+, which is unavailable to plants. However, under long-term reducing (e.g. waterlog... either increase, or decrease Mn uptake by various plants species. Until more definite evidence is availabl... RESS:** Low N availability decreases the vigor of plants to an extent that it may fail to take up adequate
library:articles:mo_basics:
7 Hitsfor nitrate reduction and symbiotic N fixation in plants. **Adequate Molybdenum minimizes the presence of ... pplications can cause a reduction in Mo uptake by plants.
* **Mo:P Balance:** Applications of P have increased the Mo content of plants in some research. It is thought that P reduces the adsorption of Mo
library:articles:soil_test_p_and_k_buildup_and_drawdown:
7 Hitsnto the habit of thinking that we are fertilizing plants. Except for foliar fertilizer or tree trunk injection, **we do not fertilize plants... we fertilize soil. Because of this, soil chemistry will determine how much of the applied nutrients the plants will be able to take up.** If a soil is low in phos
library:articles:is_magnesium_a_hidden_problem_in_your_area:
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Magnesium is an essential element for both plants and animals. In plants, Magnesium is the central ... is consumed daily."
Magnesium is absorbed by plants as the divalent cation Mg++. It is one... veral situations that can lead to Mg shortages in plants are
* Low soil Mg
* Acid soil
* High soi
