CopperSome studies have reported hi

Copper
Some studies have reported higher mean Cu values,such as that of Campos (1997) in the fertile Granada Valley, Marín et al. (2000) in vineyard soils of La Rioja and Millán et al. (1983) in the Ebro Valley. The mean value in the study area was close to that of López and
Grau (2004) from agricultural soils in Alicante. The normal Cu content of agricultural soils is 5 to 50 mg kg-1. Concentrations below 8 mg kg-1 could indicate a deficiency for some crops as Cu is an essential micronutrient (McBride, 1994; Kabata-Pendias and Pendias,2001). In this study, all sampled plots were in the normal range and none exceeded the reference value of Pérez
et al. (2002) for agricultural soils in Murcia.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Copper
Mostly Studies Have Reported Higher values ​​mean Cu, Such As that of Campos (in 1997) in The Valley FERTILE Granada, Marín et AL. (2000) in vineyard soils of La Rioja and Millán et al. (1983) in the Ebro Valley. The mean value in The Study Area was close to that of López and.
Grau (2 004) from Agricultural Soils in Alicante. The normal Cu content of agricultural soils is 5 to 50 mg kg-1. Concentrations below 8 mg kg-1 could indicate a deficiency for some crops as Cu is an essential micronutrient (McBride, 1994; Kabata-Pendias and Pendias, 2001). In this Study, all plots were sampled in The Range and None exceeded The normal reference value of Pérez.
et AL. (2002) for agricultural soils in Murcia.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

Copper
Some studies have reported higher mean Cu values such as, that of Campos (1997) in the fertile, Granada Valley Mar í n. Et al. (2000) in vineyard soils of La Rioja and Mill and n et al. (1983) in the Ebro Valley. The mean value in the study area. Was close to that of L is PEZ and
Grau (2004) from agricultural soils in Alicante. The normal Cu content of agricultural soils. Is 5 to 50 mg kg-1.Concentrations below 8 mg kg-1 could indicate a deficiency for some crops as Cu is an essential micronutrient (McBride,, 1994; Kabata-Pendias, and Pendias 2001). In this study all sampled, plots were in the normal range and none exceeded the. Reference value of P é rez
et al. (2002) for agricultural soils in Murcia.