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Plant Nutrition

3 ways to increase yields 1. Select good genetic potential crop 2. Select the best management practices 3. Good environment conditions

Plant Nutrition Plant nutrition – the availability and types of basic chemical elements required by the plant – to grow & reproduce Plant Fertilizer – the process of adding nutrients to the soil or leaves so these chemicals are added to growing environment.

How do plants uptake nutrients? Soil-water solution 98% obtained in soil-water solution 2% directly from soil What if there is too much water?

Primary Nutrients in Agriculture Macronutrients – are needed/used in large amounts N,P,K C, H, O, Ca, Mg, S If a plant receives too much nutrients, what is it called?

Primary Nutrients 1. Nitrogen (N) – is needed for vegetative growth and dark green color. (easily leached out) Nitrogen is the most important nutrient. Deficiency signs – reduced growth & yellowing of lower leaves. Yellowing is called Chlorosis 7

Primary Nutrients in Agriculture 2. Phosphorus (P) – important for seedling and young plant growth and develop good root system. (not easily leached out) AKA – Potash Deficiency signs- reduced growth, poor root systems, reduced flowering. Also thin stems and browning or purpling of foliage.

Primary Nutrients in Agriculture 3. Potassium (K) – mined as a rock and made into a fertilizer – can be leached. Deficiency signs – reduced growth, shortened internodes and some burn, scorched marks (brown leaves). Too Much (K ) – can cause nitrogen deficiency.

Where does the plant get C,H,O? Secondary Nutrients Calcium (Ca) Carbon (C) Hydrogen (H) Magnesium (Mg) Oxygen (O) Sulfur (S) Where does the plant get C,H,O?

Micronutrients in Agriculture They are used in small quantities – and obtained from the soil. (excess amounts are toxic) Boron, (B) Chlorine (Cl) Copper (Cu) Iron (Fe) Manganese (Mn) Molybenum (Mo) Zinc (Zn)

16 Essential Nutrients for Normal Plant Growth The absence of any one essential plant nutrient will cause the plant to grow poorly or show signs of poor health C Hopkns Cafe Mg (10) B, Cu, Cl, Mn. Mo, Zn (6)

Ways to apply Nutrients Application Methods 1. Premergence – applied before germination 2. Top Dress – done early in plants life 3. Side Dress – done later in plants life Types of fertilizer 1. Organic > liquid or dry 2. Inorganic > liquid or dry If there is to much fertilizer what could happen?