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Compost amendment, enhanced nutrient uptake and dry matter accumulation in heavy metal stressed maize crop
Contamination of agricultural lands with heavy metals from industrial activities reduces crop production as a result of poor soil fertility and phytotoxicity. Field trial was conducted to assess the influence of Compost and inorganic fertilizer as well as plant growth stage on growth, nutrient uptak...
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