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Steenbjerg effect: a standalone construct

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Plant nutrition

a C-shaped relation between yield and tissue nutrient concentration in which concentration first falls as severely deficient plants grow, then rises.

In plant nutrition, Steenbjerg effect refers to a C-shaped relation between yield and tissue nutrient concentration in which concentration first falls as severely deficient plants grow, then rises. This meaning comes from Steenbjerg (1951) in Plant and Soil.[1]

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References

Steenbjerg, F. (1951). Yield curves and chemical plant analyses. Plant and Soil, 3(2), 97-109. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01676368

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