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The contentsof this volume representthe proceedings of the First International Symposium on Foliar Fertilization which was organizedby Schering AG Agro- chemical Division’s Special Fertilizer Group on 12-14 March 1985. The conference was attended by 130 participants from 35 countries . As a leadingcompany in the field offoliarfertilizers , ScheringAG organizedthis conferenceto gathercurrentknowledgeon foliarfertilization under various crop and environmental conditions.We believe thatthese Proceedings form a basis for a more relevantapproach to foliarfertilization in agriculture and horticulture and thattheysummarize the currentstateof our knowledgeon this highly efficient methodof fertilization. Besides the formalpresentation of invitedfull-length papers, shortcommunications were also invited for presentation. Most of theseshortcommunicationshave been kindly expanded by their authorsto fullpapers. The subject matterhas been arrangedin these Proceedings to obtain a bettersequence than was originally possible in theprogramme for technicalreasons .: Chapter1 dealswith Fundamental aspectsof foliarfertilizat ion . Chapter2 deals with Foliarfert ilizationunder arid and semi-arid conditions , Chapter 3 is devoted to Foliar fertil ization under tropicalconditions ,Chapter 4 deals with Foliar fertilization in horticulture , Chapter5 is devotedto Foliarfertilization in cerealcultivation and Chapter6 concludeswith Foliarfertilization in differentcrops and count ries . It is appropriatethata substantialportion of these proceedings is devoted to practicalaspects of foliarfertilization thus recognizingthe fact that foliarfer- tilizationhas gained an outstandingrole inagriculture and horticulture and will see even more inthe future. We express our special thanksto the chairmen of the various sessions who con- tributedto the su ccess of thesymposium: Professors E. Malavolta,M. Fregoni , T. Kudrev, H. -W. Doring, D. jelenic and Dr. V. Szirtes .
