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) for maximizing biofortification efficiency while maintaining economic feasibility. Early Zn intervention is essential for sandy soils with rapid nutrient leaching potential, and combined soil-foliar applications effectively address limited nutrient retention capacity. These findings demonstrate that Zn biofortification can simultaneously meet nutritional objectives and improve agricultural productivity in carrots, providing viable strategies for regions with similar soil constraints.
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DOI: 10.1002/pei3.70086
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