Fernández, V., T. Sotiropoulos, and P. Brown.
Foliar Fertilization: Scientific Principles and Field Practices
Foliar fertilization is a widely used crop nutrition strategy of increasing importance worldwide. Used wisely, foliar fertilizers may be more environmentally friendly and target oriented than soil fertilization though plant responses to foliar sprays are variable and many of the principles of foliar fertilization remain poorly understood. The aim of the book is to provide up-to-date information and clarification on the scientific basis of foliar fertilization and plant responses to it with reference to the underlying environmental, physiological and physico-chemical determinants. Information drawn from research, field trials and observational studies, as well as developments in formulation and application techniques, are discussed.
This book is a contribution to IFA’s efforts to promote nutrient stewardship through the use of the 4Rs: right product(s) at the right rate, at the right time and in the right place (see www.fbmp.info).
The publication can be downloaded from the IFA website. You can also order hardcopies from the IFA Secretariat by sending an e-mail to publications@fertilizer.org.
March 2013
English
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