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Total soil zinc was fairly high.
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e0“The total amount of soil Zn was fairly high, between 40 and 80 mg kg �1 , but the level of plant available Zn was extremely low (DTPA- Zn: around 0.1 mg kg �1 soil).”
Title
Chapter 7 Zinc Deficiency in Wheat in Turkey
İsmail Çakmak 2008
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- Intervention effect Zinc application increased wheat growth and yield.
- Intervention effect Zinc fertilisation increased wheat grain yield.
- Intervention effect Zinc application enhanced wheat grain yield by a factor of 6-8 in very low-yield areas.
- Observation Plant available soil zinc was extremely low.
- Intervention effect Wheat, especially durum wheat, responded significantly to zinc application below the stated soil zinc threshold.
- Association Wheat was more sensitive to zinc deficiency under rainfed than irrigated conditions.
- Association High seed zinc concentration was associated with increased seedling vigour.
- Association High seed zinc concentration was associated with increased pathogen resistance.
- Association High seed zinc concentration was associated with increased yield.
- Intervention effect Enhancing seed zinc concentration reduced seeding rate.
- Intervention effect Zinc fertilisation increased grain zinc concentration.