Role of Nitrogen and Nutrients in Crop Nutrition
Role of Nitrogen and Nutrients in Crop Nutrition
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2014
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6.9
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Vicente;Torres-Olivar;Oscar;Gabriel;Villegas-Torres;Martha;Lilia;Dominguez-Patifio;Hoctor;Sotelo-Nava;Antônio;Rodrlguez-Martme;Rosa;Mária;Melgoza-Aleman;Luis;Alonso;Valdez-Aguilar;Irfin;Alia-Tejacal
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Vicente;Torres-Olivar;Oscar;Gabriel;Villegas-Torres;Martha;Lilia;Dominguez-Patifio;Hoctor;Sotelo-Nava;Antônio;Rodrlguez-Martme;Rosa;Mária;Melgoza-Aleman;Luis;Alonso;Valdez-Aguilar;Irfin;Alia-Tejacal
Nutrition is an important factor for the growth and development of plants. Among the main nutritional elements, there are nitrogen (N) and calcium (Ca). The N comes from two forms of inorganic ions, ammonium (NH4 + ) and nitrate (NO3 - ) whose functions in the plant are the increase in leaf area and improving the succulence of many crops, among other essential physiological processes. Both the deficit and excess NO3 - have a negative impact on plants increasing susceptibility to insect pests and pathogens, while Ca as divalent ion absorbed Ca 2+ plays an important role in control of physiological disorders and the resistance of plants to diseases to increase the mechanical strength. The N and Ca have a close relationship in the nutritional role of the plant, because the Ca absorption acting nitrates, so that a proper balance affects plants better growth and higher strength.