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Absorption of foliar applied micronutrients by apple leaves

Article number
1217_10
Pages
82 – 88
Language
English
Abstract
Foliar fertilization is used to correct nutritional deficiencies in plants.
Nutrient concentration and combinations of elements are important for the use and efficiency of fertilizers.
The aim of the experiment was to investigate how nutrients, in the form of one-component solutions, are absorbed by leaves and how the combination of multiple elements in the solution affect nutrient uptake.
The experiment was carried out on the 20-year-old apple tree ‘Selena’, in the beginning of August 2016, in the experimental orchard of Crop Research Institute in Prague – Ruzyně. Defined solutions of micronutrients (Fe, Zn, Mn, B) and their mixture were applied in spots (5 μL by micropipette) on marked leaves of apple trees in the orchard.
Leaves (4 repetitions, 12 leaves in each variant) were harvested, washed and analyzed five days after application.
The increase of studied nutrients concentration in a leaf depended on the concentration of the applied solution.
An observed higher content of the nutrients in leaf petioles indicates transport of applied nutrients (including slowly – moving Mn and Fe) from leaves to another place of consumption.
Zinc showed the best absorption among the observed elements.
Nutrient combination (application of all tested nutrients in one solution) positively influenced the iron intake.
Foliar application of investigated elements increased their concentration in leaves from low to optimum levels.

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Authors
G. Kurešová, A. Neumannová, P. Svoboda
Keywords
Zn, B, Mn, Fe, microelement, nutrition, nutrient uptake
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