What forms the basis of nutrient mobility in soil and plants?
Nutrient mobility in soils can be explained on the basis of charge with most of the cations being immobile and anions being mobile except phosphorus and molybdenum which form insoluble precipitates.
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Mobile Nutrients (The first NO points to the immobile nutrients chart)
- ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_forms_the_basis_of_nutrient_mobility_in_plants [accessed Nov 30, 2016].
Nutrient mobility in soils can be explained on the basis of charge with most of the cations being immobile and anions being mobile except phosphorus and molybdenum which form insoluble precipitates.
Read more on nutrient mobility
Mobile Nutrients (The first NO points to the immobile nutrients chart)
- ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_forms_the_basis_of_nutrient_mobility_in_plants [accessed Nov 30, 2016].
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