Controlled-Release Fertilizers

  • Hignett T
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Fertilizers that release plant nutrients slowly throughout the growing season or even several growing seasons continue to attract the attention of technologists and agronomists. Potential advantages claimed for controlled-release fertilizers are increased efficiency of uptake by plants; minimization of losses by leaching, fixation, or decomposition; reduction in application costs through reduction in number of applications; elimination of luxury consumption; and avoidance of burning of vegetation or damage to seedlings. This is an impressive list of potential advantages.

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Hignett, T. P. (1985). Controlled-Release Fertilizers. In Fertilizer Manual (pp. 278–283). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1538-6_21

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