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|a Ando, Tadao
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|a Plant Nutrition for Sustainable Food Production and Environment
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Proceedings of the XIII International Plant Nutrition Colloquium, 13–19 September 1997, Tokyo, Japan
|c edited by Tadao Ando, Kounosuke Fujita, Tadahiko Mae, Hideaki Matsumoto, Satoshi Mori, Jiro Sekiya
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|b Springer Netherlands
|c 1997, 1997
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|a Plenary papers -- 1. Functions of macro and micro elements -- 2. Uptake and transport of nutrients I: Nutrient uptake -- 3. Uptake and transport of nutrients II: Nutrient translocation -- 4. Molecular biology and biotechnology in plant nutrition -- 5. Tolerance to nutrient deficiency I: Micronutrients -- 6. Tolerance to nutrient deficiency II: Phosphorus -- 7. Diagnostic techniques for plants and soils -- 8. Tolerance to mineral toxicity I: Heavy metals and salts -- 9. Tolerance to mineral toxicity II: Acid soil and Al -- 10. Nutrients in rhizosphere and nutrient acquisition -- 11. Environmental pollution and plant nutrition -- 12. Recycling of nutrients in organic wastes -- 13. Advances in fertilizer and fertilization strategy -- 14. Root structure and function -- 15. Dinitrogen fixation -- 16. Microorganisms affecting plant nutrition -- 17. Rice plants: Physiology and production -- 18. Nitrogen and sulfur metabolism -- 19. Photosynthesis, respiration and dry matter production -- 20. Crop quality and plant nutrition
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|a Environmental Sciences
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|a Plant Science
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|a Fujita, Kounosuke
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|a Developments in Plant and Soil Sciences
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|a In the history of the International Plant Nutrition Colloquium from its first meeting in 1954, this meeting, the 13th Colloquium, is the first to be held in Asia and will be the last in the 20th century. The 20th century has seen huge changes in the number and activities of mankind. Our population has increased from around 1. 7 billion to more than 5. 8 billion and technological innovations have completely altered our way of living. As a consequence of such rapid change, we are facing many problems including changes in our environment of a global scale. But, while food shortage has been a serious concern to mankind throughout our history, serious food shortages in the 20th century have been confined to limited times and areas. As Lester Brown discusses in this volume, farmers have increased food production heroically on demand. We, the plant nutritionists should be proud of our support to the world's farmers which has helped them make their achievement possible. During the 20th century, the science of plant nutrition also has achieved great progress as described by Jack Loneragan; it became established as a discipline firmly based in science, defined the chemical elements supporting plant growth, and has contributed to improvements in plant production and environmental quality, as readers will find in many contributions in this volume
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