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RESPONSE OF CORTLAND APPLE TREES AND THE UNDERLYING SOIL TO GYPSUM

Article number

274_66

Pages

515 – 516

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Abstract

Gypsum, applied to the soil surface, at 12 kg/tree in each of 5 years (1982–1986) increased soil Ca and leaf Ca, decreased soil Mg and leaf Mg and caused a slight decrease in soil pH. The ratio of Ca/Mg in apple fruit was significantly increased in 5 of the 6 years from 1983–1988. Coarse and fine gypsum were equally effective and neither of the products accumulated on the soil surface.

Publication

International Symposium on Diagnosis of Nutritional Status of Deciduous Fruit Orchards

Authors

D.H. Webster

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1990.274.66

Online Articles (68)

1. THE EFFECT OF CROP LOAD IN ASSESSING THE NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS OF APPLE TREES

R.P. AWASTHI | N.S. KAITH

2. MINERAL ELEMENT CONTENT IN CHERRY ROOTS IN RELATION TO THEIR VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL DISTRIBUTION IN AN ORCHARD SOIL

M. Baghdadi | A. Sadowski

3. SOIL-PLANT-FRUIT NUTRITIONAL RELATIONSHIP IN APPLE ORCHARDS IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL

C. Basso | F.W.W. Wilms | H. Stuker

4. INFLUENCE OF PP333, ALAR, CCC AND PROMALIN ON MACRONUTRIENT STATUS OF PEAR LEAF

L.D. Bist

5. THE CONTRIBUTION OF ROOTS AND RESERVES TO TREE NUTRIENT DEMANDS: IMPLICATION FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF ANALYTICAL DATA

D. Bläsing | D. Atkinson | K. Clayton-Greene

6. DEFICIENCY OF FE, MN, ZN IN COMMERCIAL ORCHARDS OF CRATAE GUS PUBESCENS (H.B.K.) STEND. – SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS.

M.W. Borys

7. SYNDROME OF PEAR RUSSETTING AND SPLITTING

M.W. Borys | F. Bustamante-Orañegui

8. FRUIT SIZE AND INORGANIC COMPOSITION OF CULTIVATED MEXICAN HAWTHORNS GRAFTED ONTO A COMMON STOCK.

M.W. Borys | A.J. Herrera Guadarrama

9. EFFECT OF INTENSIVE FERTIGATION ON GROWTH, YIELD AND LEAF MINERAL CONTENT OF GRAPEVINES AND DECIDUOUS FRUIT TRESS.

B.A. Bravdo

10. THE INFLUENCE OF MANY YEARS OF TRIAZYNE HERBICIDE APPLICATION ON THE NUTRIENT CONTENT OF LEAVES AND FRUITS OF WEALTHY APPLE TREES.

M. Bryk | T. Olszewski

11. THIRTY YEARS OF DIAGNOSING NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF DECIDUOUS ORCHARDS AND VINEYARDS BY LEAF ANALYSES IN ONTARIO, CANADA

R.A. Cline

12. THE EFFECT OF SOIL FERTILIZATION IN APPLE-TREE ORCHARD ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE TREE ROOTS

H. Domzal | J. Hodara

13. USING LEAF ANALYSIS RESULTS TO MANAGE MATURE MCINTOSH APPLE TREES

E.N. Estabrooks | I. Ghanem

14. APPLE AND GRAPEVINE LEAF ANALYSIS IN ADVISORY WORK IN TRENTO DISTRICT (NORTHERN ITALY).

O. Failla | A. Scienza | E. Mescalchin | C. Agnolin | G. Stringari | P. Fox

15. LACK OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOTAL CALCIUM OF APPLE FRUIT AND A CALCIUM DEFICIENCY RELATED DISORDER (BITTER PIT): A FOUR YEAR REPORT

G. Gallerani | G.C. Pratella | P. Bertolini | A. Marchi

16. INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MINERAL NUTRITION AND TREE AND SOIL WATER STATUS

C. Giulivo

17. LEAF BORON CONTENTS AND BITTER PIT IN APPLE

G. Granelli | V. Ughini

18. PROGNOSIS OF STORAGE QUALITY OF APPLES BASED ON THEIR CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

V.A. Gudkovskií | L.V. Kuznetsova | N.P. Ponomareva

19. A STUDY ON NITROGEN NUTRITION OF APPLE TREES

G. Manru | S. Huairui | Z. Hongwei

20. EFFECT OF NUTRITION AND SEVERITY OF PRUNING ON PEACHES

A.H. HASSAN

21. DETERMINATION OF STANDARD VALUES OF ELEMENTS IN THE LEAVES OF FRUIT SPECIES AND THEIR RELATION TO THE PRODUCTIVITY OF TREES AND SOIL MANAGEMENT

G. Hudska

22. TRANSPORT OF MINERAL ELEMENTS FROM GRASSED ALLEYWAYS TO HERBICIDE STRIPS AS A RESULT OF GRASS MOWING

E. Jadczuk

23. LIXIVIATION OF K AND MG OUT OF AN ALLUVIAL SILTY LOAM SOIL UNDER CONDITIONS OF INCREASED OR RESTRICTED WATER SUPPLY

E. Jadczuk | J. Zmudzin

24. NUTRIENTS UPTAKE BY POMEGRANATES (PUNICA GRANATUM, L) TRANSPLANTS GROWN IN HIGHLY CALCAREOUS SOIL CONDITIONED WITH BITUMEN EMULSION

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25. CHANGES IN SOME CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SOIL UNDER GRASS SWARD AND HERBICIDE STRIPS IN APPLE ORCHARDS

A. Komosa

26. EFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS APPLIED ON THE BASIS OF SOIL AND FOLIAR DIAGNOSIS

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27. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT POTASSIUM NUTRITION ON MINERAL CONTENT OF LEAVES AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘SCHATTENMORELLE’ ON THREE ROOTSTOCKS

R. Konrad | P. Ludders

28. MEASUREMENT OF FRUIT TREE TOTAL LEAF NITROGEN BY NEAR-INFRARED REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY

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29. DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL FERTILIZER DOSE FOR FRUIT TREES AND METHODS OF NITRATE DIAGNOSIS

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30. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF ROOTSTOCK AND INTERSTEM COMBINATION EFFECT ON GROWTH, YIELD AND LEAF MINERAL CONTENT OF TWO APPLE CULTIVARS ‘DELIKATES’ AND ‘EMPIRE’

D. Kruczynska | T. Olszewski | A. Czynczyk | A. Staszak

31. EFFECT OF NITROGEN RATE AND POSITION OF APPLICATION ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF APPLE TREES

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32. INFLUENCE OF THE PLACE OF SAMPLING ON SOME SOIL PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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33. RESPONSE OF APPLE ROOTSTOCKS AND OF APPLE MAIDEN TREES TO DIFFERENT LEVELS OF POTASSIUM SUPPLY IN SAND CULTURE

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34. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FUNGICIDES FOR APPLE SCAB CONTROL ON THE MINERAL COMPOSITION OF APPLE LEAVES

P. Ligocki | T. Olszewski | H. Nowacka

35. THE USE OF GROWING DOSES OF NPK IN DIFFERENT LOCALIZATIONS IN APPLE ORCHARD

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36. EFFECTS OF VESICULAR-ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAS AND POTASSIUM ON APPLE SEEDLINGS

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37. INFLUENCE OF VA MYCORRHIZA AND PHOSPHORUS ON THE MINERAL NUTRITION AND GROWTH OF MALUS HUPEHENSIS

L. Xinshu | L. Runjin

38. PREDICTING STORAGE QUALITY FROM PREHARVEST FRUIT MINERAL ANALYSES A REVIEW

R.D. Marcelle

39. COMPARISON OF THE MINERAL COMPOSITION OF LEAF AND FRUIT IN APPLE AND PEAR CULTIVARS.

R.D. Marcelle

40. THE RESPONSE OF BRAMLEY’S SEEDLING APPLE TREES GROWN ON DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS TO SPRING AND AUTUMN APPLIED NITROGEN

M.J. Marks | L. Andrews

41. EFFECT OF 65-YEAR STATIC SOIL FERTILIZATION ON THE GROWTH, FRUITING AND LEAF NUTRIENT STATUS OF A TART CHERRY TREES

S. Mercik | K. Slowik | T. Wasowski

42. THE CONTENT OF INORGANIC NITROGEN IN SOILS OF ORCHARDS IN DIFFERENT PLANTATION AREAS

D. Näfe | K. Lerche | G. Schönberg

43. RESPONSE OF FRUIT TREES TO PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZATION

G.H. Neilsen | E.J. Hogue | J. Yorston

44. EFFECTIVENESS OF NITROGEN AND POTASSIUM FERTILIZATION OF APPLE TREES

K. Nosal | W. Poniedzialek | K. Kropp | S. Porebski

45. SEASONAL CHANGES OF N,P,K,CA AND MG CONTENT IN APPLE TREE LEAVES DURING VEGETATION PERIOD

J. Nurzynski | A. Komosa | M. Wesolowska-Janczarek | M. Kepka | G. Kozera

46. THE INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION ON THE LEAF AND SOIL CONTENT OF NUTRIENT ELEMENTS, GROWTH AND YIELD OF CORTLAND APPLE TREES

E. Pacholak

47. IMPROVING MG SUPPLY OF APPLE ORCHARDS OF SANDY SOIL WITH DOLOMITE

J. Papp | I. Pápainé | T. Tóth

48. EFFECT OF FERTILIZATION OF TWO APPLE CULTIVARS WITH MACRO AND MICROELEMENTS

M.G. Piatkowski | K. Dronka | T. Olszewski

49. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DOSES OF MINERAL FERTILIZATION ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF 26-YEAR-OLD APPLE TREES.

M.G. Piatkowski | W. Klossowski | J. Mochecki

50. APPLICATION OF SOIL AND TISSUE ANALYSES IN FERTILIZATION PRACTICE IN CZECHOSLOVAK ORCHARDS

B. Plišek

51. AN EXPERT SYSTEM FOR INTERPRETATION OF DECIDUOUS TREE LEAF ANALYSIS AND INTEGRATED RECOMMENDATIONS

F. Romano | O. Failla | A. Scienza

52. THE MINERAL NUTRIENT CONTENT IN THE LEAVES OF TWO SWEET CHERRY CVS WITH INTERSTEM.

E. Rozpara | Z.S. Grzyb | T. Olszewski

53. EFFECT OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION IN FIELD TRIALS CONDUCTED IN COMMERCIAL FRUIT ORCHARDS

A. Sadowski | M. Moszynski | D. Wrona | J. Szwedo | E. Zmuda | E. Pacholak | G. Kozera | J. Ostrowska | E. Makosz

54. INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN NUTRITION ON COX’S ORANGE PIPPIN AND M9/J9 CLONE COMBINATIONS

F.-K. Schembecker | P. Lüdders

55. NUTRITIONAL DISORDERS OF DECIDUOUS FRUITS IN CHINA: DIAGNOSIS AND CONTROL

T. Shen

56. RELATION BETWEEN THE LEAF NUTRIENT BALANCE AND THE GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF PEACH TREES

G.P. Stoilov | I.D. Jovchev | V.M. Stefanova

57. DETERMINATION OF DRIS INDICES FOR APPLE (MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH)

E. Szücs | T. Kállay | Gy. Szenci

58. USE OF CALCIUM FERTILIZERS IN APPLE ORCHARDS GROWN ON NEUTRAL AND ALKALINE SOILS

S. Švagzdys

59. POTASSIUM FERTILIZATION OF RED CURRANT (RIBES PETRAEUM WULF. )

K. Scibisz | B. Mucha

60. EFFECT OF PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZATION UPON SOIL P CONTENT AND P UPTAKE BY HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY /VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM L./

K. Scibisz | K. Pliszka | E. Czesnik | H. Rojek

61. SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE CALCIUM LEVEL IN APPLE FRUITS

K. Tomala | D.R. Dilley

62. APPLE QUALITY AS RELATED TO NUTRIENT STATUS OF ORCHARD

V. Ughini

63. THE INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK AND CULTIVAR ON THE LEAF CONTENT OF NUTRIENT ELEMENTS GROWTH AND YIELD OF THREE SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS

M. Ugorik | T. Holubowicz

64. DETERMINATION OF NEEDS FOR FERTILIZERS OF PLUM TREES

I.M. Vitanova

65. ROLE OF FIELD TRIALS IN DEVELOPMENT AND REFINEMENT OF SOIL AND TISSUE DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA

D.H. Webster

66. RESPONSE OF CORTLAND APPLE TREES AND THE UNDERLYING SOIL TO GYPSUM

D.H. Webster

67. THE INFLUENCE OF CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS ON THE CONTENT OF MAJOR NUTRIENTS OF 3 SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

J. Ystaas

68. NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENT OF SWEET CHERRIES

J. Ystaas