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Abstract
Molybdenum (Mo) is a micronutrient that is required by soybeans in very small amounts. As little as 0.5 parts per million of Mo in soybean tissue is sufficient for normal growth. Compare this with a phosphorus sufficiency level of about 2,000 parts per million. However, even though only small amounts are needed, a Mo deficiency can drastically reduce yields of soybeans.
Publication Date
5-1982
Volume
3
Number
4
Repository Citation
Rasnake, Monroe, "Use of Molybdenum for Soybean Production" (1982). Soil Science News and Views. 84.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/84
