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Meta-Study on Sulphur Supply and Fertilisation of Crop Species in Organic Farming of Central Europe – Part 1: Effects of Soil S Supply on DM and N Yields, Legume N2 Fixation, and Methods for Determining S Fertilizer Requirements

2024-11-22

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Sulphur is an essential nutrient that fulfils various important functions in plants, including the formation of amino acids, proteins, chlorophyll and the support of nitrogen uptake, e.g. in legumes. A lack of sulphur not only impairs plant growth, but also quality and resistance to disease. In addition, the S supply is strongly influenced by soil and hydrological factors. The sulphur content of the atmosphere due...

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10.20944/preprints202411.1777.v1
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