cobalt in soil
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Cobalt in Soil. Naturally less than 50ppm concentration Must be Supplemented. (Abstract). http://minerals.cr.usgs.gov/projects/geochemical_landscapes/images/fig4.jpg. Vitamin B12 in Plants. Rhizobia. Cobalt Sulphate. Thicker stems Taller plants More pods. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Cobalt in SoilNaturally less than 50ppm concentration
Must be Supplemented
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Cobalt Sulphate
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Rhizobia
Vitamin B12 in Plants
Thicker stems Taller plantsMore pods
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Necessary ChemicalsNitrogen-N
Phosphorus-PPotassium-K
Known as NPK
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Nitrogen Cycle
Literature Review
Miller and Tarrant (1983)
http://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/pubs/journals/pnw_1983_miller001.pdf
Gad (2006)
(Kandil, 2007)
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PurposeEffects of Cobalt and Vitamin B12 fertilization on
the growth of Pisum sativum L.
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HypothesisAlternate Hypothesis-H(a)- Both Cobalt and the
Vitamin B12 fertilization have significant effects on the growth of the pea plants with the presence of
Rhizobium Leguminosarum, and supports the work of Gad and Kandil
Null Hypothesis-H(o)- Neither the cobalt or the Vitamin B12 have an effect on the growth of the peas with or without the presence of Rhizobium
Leguminosarum
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(Abstract)
Reacts with bacteria in pea plant roots and stimulates
growth.
Bacteria live in a mutual relationship with plants
NPK levels can determine plant overall health