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Biuret in Urea Fertilizers By R.L. Mikkelsen
In the past, urea
manufacturing processes sometimes resulted in fertilizers with elevated
biuret concentrations. In high concentrations, biuret interferes with
internal N metabolism and hinders protein formation in plants. Biuret is
degraded by many soil microorganisms, but the rate is relatively slow.
Modern urea manufacturing typically results in biuret concentrations
less than 1.0 to 1.3%, which does not pose problems for most uses. There
are some plant species that appear to be especially sensitive to
biuret, so “low-biuret” urea should be used for foliar application in
these situations.
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