Importance of mineral nutrition for mitigating aluminum toxicity in plants on acidic soils: Current status and opportunities

Published

2018

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Open Access

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ILRI Programs

Feed and forage development

Journal Article

https://hdl.handle.net/10568/98959

Citation

Rahman, M.A., Lee, S.H., Ji, H.C., Kabir, A.H., Jones, C.S. and Lee, K.W. 2018. Importance of mineral nutrition for mitigating aluminum toxicity in plants on acidic soils: Current status and opportunities. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 19(10):3073.

International Livestock Research Institute

Importance of mineral nutrition for mitigating aluminum toxicity in plants on acidic soils: Current status and opportunities

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Importance of mineral nutrition for mitigating aluminum toxicity in plants on acidic soils: Current status and opportunities

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