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ePlantScience.com: Plant Nutrition » Other Beneficial Elements » Cobalt

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Elements Cobalt
Species Complex
Inorganic
Organic
Protein-bound
Topic Information - Plant Health/Nutrition/Metabolism
Owner Organization
Location United States
Language English
Description
   
 
⇒ Introduction
⇒ Distribution
  ⇒ Microorganisms and Lower Plants
    - Algae
    - Fungi
    - Moss
  ⇒ Higher Plants
⇒ Absorption
⇒ Uptake and Transport
  ⇒ Absorption as Related to Properties of Plants
  ⇒ Absorption as Related to Properties of Soil
  ⇒ Accumulation as Related to the Rhizosphere
⇒ Cobalt Metabolism in Plants
⇒ Effect of Cobalt in Plants on Animals
⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Metals and Other Chemicals in Mineral Metabolism
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Iron
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Zinc
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Cadmium
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Copper
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Manganese
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Chromium and Tin
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Magnesium
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Sulfur
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Nickel
  ⇒ Interaction of Cobalt with Cyanide
⇒ Beneficial Effects of Cobalt on Plants
  ⇒ Senescence
  ⇒ Drought Resistance
  ⇒ Alkaloid Accumulation
  ⇒ Vase Life
  ⇒ Biocidal and Antifungal Activity
  ⇒ Ethylene Biosynthesis
  ⇒ Nitrogen Fixation
⇒ Cobalt Tolerance by Plants
  ⇒ Algae
  ⇒ Fungi
  ⇒ Higher Plants
⇒ References
 
 
 
 





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