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Siderophores extraction from soil

Polycarbonyl and polyamino compounds include chelates, which are manmade compounds, and siderophores, which are biologically derived and more specialized. They can help dissolve inorganic ions, keep ions in one specific ionic state, and maintain them in biologically available forms. Because of their ability to bring ions into solution, they are often used to extract specific ions in specific forms from soil. Cationic micronutrients, particularly iron and zinc, are often applied in chelated form as a foliar spray to alleviate nutrient deficiencies. This is particularly true of plants growing in basic soil and is done even when plants do not show micronutrient deficiencies. Typically, both foliar and soil applications are effective in this regard. [Pg.118]


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