Study of the dynamics of nutrient uptake by plants using the method of relative information entropy

Hons, P.

Study of the dynamics of nutrient uptake by plants using the method of relative information entropy

1991

Hons, P. (Ceskoslovenska Akademie Zemedelska, Prague (CSFR))

The method of relative information entropy is a technique of determining the thermodynamic characteristics of soil solution. Methodologically it can be used for the study of nutrient tranfer in the relation: soil solution: uptake and utilization of nutrients in soil microbicoenoses: uptake and ulitization of nutrients by the plants for biomass accumulation. The method has a high degree of classification objectivity of evaluation of the chemistry of soil medium, with a possibility of the graphical representation of results.

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plantas plante relaciones planta suelo relation plante sol soluciones del suelo solution du sol

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Scientia Agriculturae Bohemoslovaca (CSFR)

Volume 23 Issue 1 ISSN 0582-2343

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pp. 17-26

Other Subjects

Modelos matematicos; Absorcion de substancias nutritivas/ quimica del suelo; Modele mathematique; Absorption de substances nutritives/ chimie du sol

Language

English

Note

1 graph, 3 tables; 20 ref. Summaries (De, En)

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Study of the dynamics of nutrient uptake by plants using the method of relative information entropy

1991

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