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Potassium is required for protein synthesis in plants.

Boron is important for pollen tube growth and pollen grain germination. Thus, its deficiency leads to low flower set and malformation of soybeans grains.

The yellowing observed in soybean after glyphosate application may be associated with momentary manganese (Mn) deficiency.

All nutrients are important for the growth, health, and quality of soybean crops. Nitrogen is required in the largest quantity but it's mostly covered by the N from the air.

The maximum yield potential in soybean is determined by genetics, environment, and management.

The most important quality criteria for soybean are protein and fat content. Well-managed nutrition can influence soybean quality.

The aim of the grower is to produce a high-yielding, quality crop that matches the needs of the intended market. Understanding the physiology of the crop is essential.

Soybean contains approximately 40% protein in the grain, which is rich in nitrogen (N) and therefore, soybean needs for N are high.