AgronoBlog – Agriculture Blog Why do plants not properly absorb Calcium, Boron and Molybdenum?
Calcium is an element that is absorbed in the form of divalent Calcium cation (Ca2+) and is abundant in the soil, however, at certain stages of crop development, plants may express symptoms of deficiency of said element. Calcium is absorbed through the tissue of “tender” roots. This is one of the main reasons for calcium …