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    Nutrition of container-grown tuberous begonias

    Ngu, H. S.; Thomas, Michael B.
    Abstract
    Begonia x tuberhybrida was grown in a peat:sand:sawdust (1: L1,v/v) potting medium using a four factor central composite incomplete block design to measure the response to N,P,K fertilisation and liming, each at five levels. This plant responded strongly to Nand P. Nitrogen was singularly the most important nutrient element and its effects were enhanced by P fertilisation and liming.
    Keywords
    begonia x tuberhybrida; potting media; foliage growth; foliage flowering; tuber growth; container grown
    Date
    1991
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    Thomas, M. B., & Ngu, H. S. (1991). Nutrition of container-grown tuberous begonias. In The International Plant Propagators' Society Combined Proceeding, 40, 1990. (pp. 370-376). The International Plant Propagators' Society.
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