Titlebook: Magnesium Deficiency in Forest Ecosystems; Reinhard F. Hüttl (Chair of Soil Protection and Re Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Do

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Visual magnesium deficiency symptoms (coniferous, deciduous trees) and threshold values (foliar, soiment of forest trees. Some fertilizer trials and special investigations did already exist in northern and north-eastern Germany on soils derived from acidic glacial sands. But, in most of the forested area, Mg supply had been sufficient; on the other hand, analysis and methods for the determination

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Biogeochemistry of magnesium in forest ecosystems needles; deciduous species: intercostal chlorosis in leaves) have been observed in many regions of the world (Hüttl, 1991). In order to understand the differences in Mg supply between sites and temporal developments, a thorough analysis of the bio-geochemical cycling of this element and major proce

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Causes of magnesium deficiency in forest ecosystemsMagnesium deficiency in forest ecosystems is usually studied on the basis of individual forest trees or stands of trees. This approach is very limited and can only be attributed to methodological difficulties in studying magnesium nutrition in soil micro-organisms.