Application of rare-earth elements in the agriculture of China and its environmental behavior in soil

@article{Pang2002ApplicationOR,
  title={Application of rare-earth elements in the agriculture of China and its environmental behavior in soil},
  author={Xin Pang and De-cheng Li and A. Peng},
  journal={Environmental Science and Pollution Research},
  year={2002},
  volume={9},
  pages={143-148}
}
  • Xin Pang, De-cheng Li, A. Peng
  • Published 2002
  • Chemistry, Medicine
  • Environmental Science and Pollution Research
    • Rare-earth elements (REEs) have been used in fertilizers in the agriculture of China for about 20 years. They have been shown to be beneficial elements for plants. For example, they have improved the yield and quality for several kinds of crops. This paper reviews the current literature on studies of REEs being used as fertilizers. Some studies have focused on the effects of REEs on metabolic nutrients, photosynthesis and stress resistance of plants. Other studies have shown that the… CONTINUE READING
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