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“Spray versus soil application of P and Zn for faba bean grown on a sandy soil with or without organic matter addition” was published in Egypt. J. Appl. Sci; 20, (1)
• 2005
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Salem, H. M., M. A. Nasef, Amal, F. Abd El-Hamid and Manal, A. Attia
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Abstract
A field experiment was conducted during winter season of 2003/2004 where broad bean plants ( Vicia faba cv Giza 717) were grown on a sandy soil. The experiment was carried out at Ismailia Agriculture Station Egypt to study the effect of application methods of P Zn on yield of faba bean and the uptake of nutrients.
Thee results showed that straw yield, seed yield, 100-grain weight and uptake of P, K and Zn by straw or seed s increased significantly due to P and Zn treatments, also crude protein % in faba bean seeds increased as affected by P and Zn application.
Thee results showed that straw yield, seed yield, 100-grain weight and uptake of P, K and Zn by straw or seed s increased significantly due to P and Zn treatments, also crude protein % in faba bean seeds increased as affected by P and Zn application.