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Fertilizer
use by crop in Cuba
First version, published by FAO, Rome, 2003
Fertilizer Use by Crop in Cuba
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FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
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Abstract
Acknowledgements
Preface
Abbreviations and
symbols
Chapter 1 -
Introduction
The agro-ecological zones of
Cuba
Mountain zone
Highland zone
North coastal plain zone
South coastal plain zone
Marsh and calcified plain
zone
Denuded interior plain
zone
Isle of Youth plain zone
Chapter 2 - The fertilizer
sector
Chapter 3 - Crops and fertilizer
consumption
Sugar cane
Crops other than sugar
cane
Bananas
Potato
Rice
Tobacco
Citrus
Vegetables
Onions
Peppers
Tomato
Urban and peri-urban areas, various
crops
Chapter 4 - Organic manures and
biofertilizers
Chapter 5 - Role of the agricultural
universities
References
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