The book entitled "Nutritional disorders in crop plants" has been designed to cater the needs of the under graduate and post graduate students and scientists of both agriculture and horticulture. It will also serve as both guide and ready reckoner for the extension officials of both agriculture and horticulture in understanding the principles of crop nutrition as well as in diagnosing nutritional disorders. This book will be highly useful for policy makers and planners in understanding the field problems in crops particularly nutritional disorders. This book contains 22 chapters. First 16 chapters are devoted mainly in explaining the basic concepts of plant nutrition. Four chapters are dealt with nutrient absorption and analysis. The chapter 21 is fully allotted to hunger signs of both field and horticultural crops and the last chapter 22 explains about the remedial measures. The nutrient deficiencies are very well explained and discussed. A sincere attempt has been made to collect, compile and present the text in quickly understandable form. Hence, this could serve as a good text book for under graduate and post graduate students, a reference guide for extension officials in both agriculture and horticulture and a good teaching material for teachers in the field of plant nutrition

The book entitled "Nutritional disorders in crop plants" has been designed to cater the needs of the under graduate and post graduate students and scientists of both agriculture and horticulture. It will also serve as both guide and ready reckoner for the extension officials of both agriculture and horticulture in understanding the principles of crop nutrition as well as in diagnosing nutritional disorders. This book will be highly useful for policy makers and planners in understanding the field problems in crops particularly nutritional disorders. This book contains 22 chapters. First 16 chapters are devoted mainly in explaining the basic concepts of plant nutrition. Four chapters are dealt with nutrient absorption and analysis. The chapter 21 is fully allotted to hunger signs of both field and horticultural crops and the last chapter 22 explains about the remedial measures. The nutrient deficiencies are very well explained and discussed. A sincere attempt has been made to collect, compile and present the text in quickly understandable form. Hence, this could serve as a good text book for under graduate and post graduate students, a reference guide for extension officials in both agriculture and horticulture and a good teaching material for teachers in the field of plant nutrition