Molybdenum availability

Howarth, R.W. and J.J. Cole. 1985. Molybdenum availability, nitrogen limitation, and phytoplankton growth in natural waters. Science 229 653-655. 

Klasing, S.A. and S.M. Pilch. 1988. Agricultural Drainage Water Contamination in the San Joaquin Valley A Public Health Perspective for Selenium, Boron, and Molybdenum. Avail, from San Joaquin Valley Drainage Program, 2800 Cottage Way, Sacramento, CA 98525. 135 pp. 

Joham he, Amin JV and Taylor DM (1966) Nutritional limitations and measurements of manganese and molybdenum availability to cotton. Agr Cbem 18-20 und 72. 

Davies, E. B. (1956). Factors affecting molybdenum availability in soils. Soil Sci. 81 209-21. 

Karimian, N., and Cox, F. R. (1979). Molybdenum availability as predicted from selected soil chemical properties. Agronomy J. 71 63-5. 

Assessment of Molybdenum Availability Using Different Extractants... 

Thornton, R. H. (1953). Aspergillus niger and the estimation of molybdenum available in soil. N.Z. Soil News 3 42-4. 

Adams, J. F., Burmester, C. H., and Mitchell, C. C. (1990). Long-term fertility treatments and molybdenum availability. Fert. Res. 21 167-70. 

Triticum aestivum L.) and oats Avena sativa L.) were 1.9 mg kg" and l.Omgkg- . The contents of cadmium (Cd), cobalt (Co), and Mo in various Chilean soils and crops were determined by Gonzalez, Raez, and Lachica (1988) normal amounts of Mo were found in plants grown on desert soils, alluvial soils, and volcanic ash. Acidic peat soils are widely distributed in Southeast Asia. More than 20 million hectares of peat soils are located in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand alone (Dent, 1986). Molybdenum availability in those soils was shown to increase with increases in pH up to 4.7, but it decreased with increases in pH above 4.7 as a result of excessive lime application to those soils. 

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