Significance of soil water dynamics for the sulphur balance of oilseed rape
1995
Schnug, Ewald | Haneklaus, Silvia | Bloem, Elke Mareke
German. Recently severe S deficiency became one of the most widespread nutrient disorders in North-European agriculture. For the prognosis of plant available S, soil analysis would be an idea method, however, no relation between plant and soil S concentration could be established. The reasons for the impracticability of traditional soil tests seem to be related to interactions between soil water and mobile S in soils, so that a site specific model needs to be developed for the prognosis of the S status of agricultural crops.
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