Deficiency of phosphorus and molybdenum as major growth limiting factors of pearl millet and groundnut on an acid sandy soil in Niger, West Africa

Deficiency of phosphorus and molybdenum as major growth limiting factors of pearl millet and groundnut on an acid sandy soil in Niger, West Africa

by Franz-Peter Rebafka

Part of Hohenheimer bodenkundliche Hefte -- Heft 9.

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