Question
Law of Restitution that describes the relationship
between the availability of a nutrient and crop yield, suggesting that there is a diminishing return to additional nutrient applications once a critical level is reached, was given by _____Solution
Explanation: Mitscherlich's Law of Restitution describes the relationship between the availability of a nutrient and crop yield, suggesting that there is a diminishing return to additional nutrient applications once a critical level is reached.
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