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Title: Boron toxicity in barley in Western Australia / M.M. Riley.
Author: Riley, M. M.
Year: 1988.
Description: viii, 143 leaves : ill., maps ; 30 cm.
Subject: Barley. ; Boron. ; Toxicity. ; Nutrient excesses. ; Western Australia.
Notes: Thesis (M.Sc) - University of Western Australia.
Bibliography : p. 121-133.
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Type: Book
Abstract: (En)
Leaf injury symptoms characteristic of boron (B) toxicity were found to occur in crops of Stirling barley widely distributed in the medium to low rainfall zones. These crops grew almost exclusively on the duplex soils with alkaline and fine-textured subsoils which were generally non-saline but probably sodic. Concentrations of B in the whole shoots (WS) of Stirling barley were highly correlated with the concentrations of mannitol extractable B in the subsoils. The relationships found between the concentra
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