Abstract
Use of chelating agents—especially the new compound Fe 138—to correct iron chlorosis by effectively supplying iron to plants has proved promising in a series of experiments.
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Chelating agents, especially Fe 138, were promising for correcting iron chlorosis by supplying iron.
- Taxon
- plantsViridiplantaee0
- Treatment
- chelating agents—especially the new compound Fe 138e0
- Outcome
- correct iron chlorosise0
- Direction
- promisinge0
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e0“chelating agents—especially the new compound Fe 138—to correct iron chlorosis by effectively supplying iron to plants has proved promising”
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