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nutrient mobility concept: a standalone construct

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Soil fertility

the principle that crop need for mobile nutrients such as nitrate scales with yield, while for immobile nutrients such as phosphate it depends on supply near roots.

In soil fertility, nutrient mobility concept refers to the principle that crop need for mobile nutrients such as nitrate scales with yield, while for immobile nutrients such as phosphate it depends on supply near roots. This meaning comes from Bray (1954) in Soil Science.[1]

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References

Bray, R. H. (1954). A Nutrient Mobility Concept of Soil-plant Relationships. Soil Science, 78(1), 9-22. https://doi.org/10.1097/00010694-195407000-00002

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