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Publication Date
1989
Location
Nice France
Description
It appears more and more clearly that soil analysis is not sufficient to give a good approximation of the mineral status of grassland soils. In perennial crops leaf analysis and empirical critical levels are widely utilized. This grassland approach emphasizes the good results which can be obtained for nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus not from leaf but from the whole herbage plant analysis. This paper deals with pure grass stands.
Citation
Salette, J and Huche, Lydie, "The Diagnosis of Grassland Mineral Nutrient Status Through Herbage Analysis" (1989). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 31.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session1/31)
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The Diagnosis of Grassland Mineral Nutrient Status Through Herbage Analysis
Nice France
It appears more and more clearly that soil analysis is not sufficient to give a good approximation of the mineral status of grassland soils. In perennial crops leaf analysis and empirical critical levels are widely utilized. This grassland approach emphasizes the good results which can be obtained for nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus not from leaf but from the whole herbage plant analysis. This paper deals with pure grass stands.
