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Which nutrient deficiency in groundnut is commonly associated with poor pod filling and shrivelled kernels, since developing pods absorb this nutrient directly from the surrounding soil rather than through normal root-to-shoot transport, and is corrected by applying gypsum at the pegging stage?
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