'In view of the basic importance of food production in tropical regions, many investigators in the interdisciplinary field of economic botany who directly or tangentially are involved in the improvement of standards ofliving and nutrition in the tropics will find in this book a wealth of information that is difficult to locate in the diffuse literature that has grown up concerning micronutrients.' Economic Botany (1986)

• 1. The chemistry of micronutrients in soil.- 2. Micronutrient needs of tropical food crops.- 3. Micronutrient problems in tropical Asia.- 4. Micronutrient problems in tropical Latin America.- 5. Micronutrient problems in tropical Africa.- 6. Micronutrients and the agroecology of tropical and Mediterranean regions.- 7. Micronutrient soil testing for the tropics.- 8. Plant tissue testing for micronutrient deficiencies and toxicities.- 9. Micronutrient fertilizers and fertilization practices.- 10. Sources and production of micronutrient fertilizers.

'In view of the basic importance of food production in tropical regions, many investigators in the interdisciplinary field of economic botany who directly or tangentially are involved in the improvement of standards ofliving and nutrition in the tropics will find in this book a wealth of information that is difficult to locate in the diffuse literature that has grown up concerning micronutrients.' Economic Botany (1986)

• 1. The chemistry of micronutrients in soil.- 2. Micronutrient needs of tropical food crops.- 3. Micronutrient problems in tropical Asia.- 4. Micronutrient problems in tropical Latin America.- 5. Micronutrient problems in tropical Africa.- 6. Micronutrients and the agroecology of tropical and Mediterranean regions.- 7. Micronutrient soil testing for the tropics.- 8. Plant tissue testing for micronutrient deficiencies and toxicities.- 9. Micronutrient fertilizers and fertilization practices.- 10. Sources and production of micronutrient fertilizers.

'In view of the basic importance of food production in tropical regions, many investigators in the interdisciplinary field of economic botany who directly or tangentially are involved in the improvement of standards ofliving and nutrition in the tropics will find in this book a wealth of information that is difficult to locate in the diffuse literature that has grown up concerning micronutrients.' Economic Botany (1986)

• 1. The chemistry of micronutrients in soil.- 2. Micronutrient needs of tropical food crops.- 3. Micronutrient problems in tropical Asia.- 4. Micronutrient problems in tropical Latin America.- 5. Micronutrient problems in tropical Africa.- 6. Micronutrients and the agroecology of tropical and Mediterranean regions.- 7. Micronutrient soil testing for the tropics.- 8. Plant tissue testing for micronutrient deficiencies and toxicities.- 9. Micronutrient fertilizers and fertilization practices.- 10. Sources and production of micronutrient fertilizers.