Certain plants have higher zinc requirements than others. Here are some examples of plants that generally need more zinc:
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Legumes:Many legumes, such as peas and beans, require adequate zinc for normal growth and development, especially nodulation, which is essential for nitrogen fixation. |
Cereal Crops:
Crops such as wheat, corn and rice generally require adequate zinc due to the role zinc plays in enzyme function and overall plant health.
Fruit Trees:
Certain fruit trees, such as citrus and apples, may require higher levels of zinc for optimal fruit development and quality.
| Vegetables:Some vegetables, including spinach, cabbage and potatoes, require adequate zinc to promote their healthy growth and development. |  |
Oilseed Crops:
Crops such as rapeseed also require a lot of zinc, which is important for seed development and oil quality.
In conclusion:
While zinc is essential for many plants, specific requirements vary by species and environmental conditions. It is important to conduct soil tests to determine zinc levels and fertilize accordingly to meet the needs of zinc-sensitive crops.
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Post time: Dec-06-2024
