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Synopsis: Heavy applications of concentrated superphosphate alone and in combination with KC1 resulted in chlorotic plants. There was evidence that K was limiting on plants receiving high rates of P and that Mn was limiting on plants receiving high rates of both P and K. Applications of Mn chelates gave a slight increase in yield on plots that received high rates of P and K and a large decrease on plots that received P only.
2 Graduate Research Assistant, and Professor of Soils.
Received for publication September 12, 1961.
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