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Phytotoxicity describes any
adverse effects on
plant growth, physiology, or
metabolism caused by a
chemical substance, such as high
levels of fertilizers...
- labor-intensive, but
there are
conflicting studies regarding the
risks of
phytotoxicity and
human pathogen regrowth.
Aerated compost tea
brews faster and generates...
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repeated applications may
aggravate phytotoxicity. In addition,
water conditioning agents can
increase phytotoxicity.[citation needed]
Thanks to its low...
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chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide,
toxic to vertebrates.
Though its
phytotoxicity is low,
solvents in some
formulations may
damage certain crops. cf....
- Compost:
fully composted materials (humus) are used to
avoid possible phytotoxicity problems.
Materials that are free of
seeds are
ideally used, to prevent...
- bean
plants to
become chlorotic. Toxalbumin –
Toxic plant proteins Phytotoxicity –
Toxic effect by a
compound on
plant growth Raven,
Peter H, Ray F....
- phosphorus, and iron
oxides to high-****nite
soils greatly reduces ****nic
phytotoxicity. ****nic is used as a feed
additive in
poultry and
swine production...
- Uddin, Md N.; Robinson,
Randall W.; Caridi,
Domenic (2014-01-02). "
Phytotoxicity induced by
Phragmites australis: an ****essment of
phenotypic and physiological...
- plants. The
leaves of
stone fruit trees are more
sensitive to
copper phytotoxicity than
apple leaves.
Copper tolerant plant families include Cruciferae...
- Pierce; Shan, Libo; Chu, Kung-**** (2020-04-01). "Ac****ulation and
phytotoxicity of
perfluorooctanoic acid and 2,3,3,3-tetrafluoro-2-(heptafluoropropoxy)propanoate...
