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Fertilizing

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[EN] In contrast, an application of synthetic Fe-chelates for correction of Fe deficiency is effective (Wallace and Wallace, 1982) for a longer period, or actually long enough to support one crop of tree fruits which ARE commonly FERTILIZED with Fe-chelates . (Source : Micronutrient_efficient_genotypes)

[FR] Dans le second cas, les boues produites sont composées de matière organique et étaient jusqu'à présent utilisées par les agriculteurs pour FERTILISER leurs terres . (Source : EAUX ENTREPRISES)

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