Boron (B) is considered as an essential element for plant growth and development. Sexual
reproduction in plant is more sensitive to low B, than vegetative growth. Considerable …

Boron (B) is a unique non-metal micronutrient required for normal growth and development
of plants. In 1923, it was first time reported that B is essential for cell structure of plants …

The idea of having a common laboratory manual for the Central and West Asia and North
Africa (CWANA) region was based on the fact that the soils in this arid to semi-arid area …

The effects of a compost (produced from by-products of the olive oil industry) and a poultry
manure on mineral ion solubility and exchangeability in a highly saline agricultural soil …

Effect of composting on the extractability of plant nutrients in organic wastes is essential for
their recycling in sustainable soil fertility management. Therefore, an experiment was carried …

Half of the world's population-more than 3.5 billion people-depend on rice for more than
20% of their daily energy requirements. Rice productivity is under threat for several reasons …

Research on the problems of excessive soil B has increased considerably in the past two
decades, especially in the dry areas of the world such as the Mediterranean region and …

The essential micronutrients for field crops are Fe, Zn, B, Mo, Cu and Mn. The incidence of
micronutrient deficiency has increased in recent years. Iron and Zn deficiency are paid more …

With increasing global populations particularly in develo** countries, and a limited or
even shrinking supply of arable land, the challenge to agriculture is to meet the world's food …

In addition to nine major nutrients, eight micronutrients [ie, boron (B), chlorine (Cl), copper
(Cu), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), molybdenum (Mo), nickel (Ni), and zinc (Zn)] are also …