- (singular: parichnos) are canal-like
structures that, in ****ociation with
foliar traces of the stem,
connected the stem's
outer and
middle cortex to the mesophyll...
- lanceolate, coriaceous. The
stems have
unilacunar nodes and with two
foliar traces. The
branches are quadrangular. The
edible fruit is a uni- or tri-locular...
-
fertilizer solutions (in
combination with
ammonium nitrate: UAN), e.g., in '
foliar feed' fertilizers. For
fertilizer use,
granules are
preferred over prills...
-
application of
orthosilicic acid
through foliar sprays to
supplement plant growth.
Studies have
demonstrated that
foliar application of
stabilized orthosilicic...
- leaf sizes,
shapes and
prevalence of
features such as drip tips (‘leaf or
foliar physiognomy’)
differs between tropical rainforests (many
species with large...
-
Other inputs are
applied directly via
foliar feeding to
crops at
different stages of crop development.
Foliar delivery reduce the
amount of nutrients...
- via the phloem. It must be
supplied to the
growing parts via the xylem.
Foliar sprays affect only
those parts spra****,
which may be
insufficient for the...
- with high-P and high-K.
During key
growth stages it is best to
undertake a
foliar fertilization to
ensure normal fruit production. As the
quantity of female...
-
solutions to the
problem of zinc
deficiency in
crops and humans. Soil and
foliar application of zinc
fertilizer can
effectively increase grain zinc and reduce...
- is
applied against soil pests, seed, timber, and
animal pests as well as
foliar treatments. As of 2013[update]
neonicotinoids were used in the U.S. on about...
