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Effect of exogenous application of mineral-based foliar micro-fertilizer and humic acid on maize productivity and nitrogen use efficiency under different nitrogen levels in low-fertility sandy soil of arid regions
Improving maize productivity and nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) in low-fertility sandy soils is essential for sustainable crop production in arid regions. A two-season field experiment evaluated four foliar treatments (untreated control, Lithovit, humic acid, and Lithovit + humic acid) under four
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