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SOURCE-SINK RELATIONS IN FRUITS. VIII. THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN ON FRUIT/LEAF-RATIOS AND FRUIT DEVELOPMENT IN APPLE

Article number

383_3

Pages

25 – 34

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Abstract

Publication

Mineral Nutrition of Deciduous Fruit Plants

Authors

T. Toldam-Andersen, P. Hansen

Keywords

Fruit development, fruit/leaf -ratio, internal competition, nitrogen, nitrogen/carbon -balances, source-sink

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1995.383.3

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2. INTERNAL CYCLING OF NITROGEN IN TREES

P. Millard

3. CALCIUM PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLISM IN FRUIT TREES

G. Zocchi | I. Mignani

4. SOURCE-SINK RELATIONS IN FRUITS. VIII. THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN ON FRUIT/LEAF-RATIOS AND FRUIT DEVELOPMENT IN APPLE

T. Toldam-Andersen | P. Hansen

5. SEASONAL VARIATION OF INTERLAYER AMMONIUM IN THE SOIL OF A PEACH ORCHARD

6. EFFECT OF PH AND SOIL CD CONCENTRATION ON CD UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION BY APPLE TREES (MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH.) CV. FUJI

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

7. NP FERTIGATION AND IRRIGATION AFFECT POTASSIUM NUTRITION OF NEWLY PLANTED APPLE TREES

G.H. Neilsen | P. Parchomchuk | R. Berard

8. EFFECT OF FRUIT LOAD ON LEAF NUTRIENT CONTENT OF APPLE TREES

A. Sadowski | M. Kepka | F. Lenz | G. Engel

9. SOIL MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND GRAPEVINE PERFORMANCE

L. Sicher | A. Dorigoni | G. Stringari

10. EFFECT OF NITROGEN SUPPLY IN HERBICIDE STRIPS OR IN GRASS ALLEYS ON APPLE GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY

M. Comai | F. Corradini | D. Porro | O. Failla

11. NUTRIENT STATUS OF ‘SCHATTENMORELLE’ CHERRY TREES IN RELATION TO THE WIDTH OF HERBICIDE STRIPS, N FERTILISATION AND ROOT TYPE

E. Jadczuk | A. Sadowski | M. Stepniewska

12. A SURVEY OF THE AMOUNT OF SOIL MINERAL NITROGEN IN UK FRUIT PLANTATIONS

M.J. Marks

13. ROOTSTOCK INFLUENCE ON DRY MATTER AND NUTRIENT ABOVE-GROUND CONTENT AND PARTITIONING IN MARAVILHA PEACH TREES.

T. Caruso | P. Inglese | D. Giovannini | E. Turci

14. ROOTSTOCK EFFECT ON POTASSIUM CONTENT OF GRAPEVINE

L. BRANCADORO | L. VALENTI | A. REINA

15. FRUIT MINERAL ANALYSIS OF TWO “TAROCCO” CLONES OF SWEET ORANGE TO ESTIMATE FRUIT MINERAL REMOVALS

P. Rapisarda | F. Intrigliolo | S. Intelisano

16. OPTIMAL LEAF SAMPLING TIME IN DIAGNOSIS OF GRAPEVINE NUTRITIONAL STATUS

D. Porro | M. Stefanini | O. Failla | G. Stringari

17. LEAF DIAGNOSIS IN GENOTYPE X ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION STUDIES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF VITICULTURAL APTITUDES OF A TERRITORY

M. Bogoni | O. Failla | A. Panont | A. Scienza | M. Falcetti

18. IS IT POSSIBLE TO DIAGNOSE THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PEACH TREES BY CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THEIR FLOWERS?

M. Sanz | J. Val | E. Monge | L. Montañés

19. INTERPRETATIVE POSSIBILITIES OF PLANT ANALYSIS BY THE DOP INDEX.

L. Montañés | E. Monge | J. Val | M. Sanz

20. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE DOP AND THE DRIS METHODS, FOR EVALUATING THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PEACH TREES.

E. Monge | L. Montañés | J. Val | M. Sanz

21. APPLICATION OF CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE TO STUDY IRON AND MANGANESE DEFICIENCIES IN PEACH TREE

J. Val | M. Sanz | L. Montañés | E. Monge

22. USE OF RAPID TECHNIQUES FOR ESTIMATING THE N STATUS OF FERTIGATED APPLE TREES

D. Neilsen | E.J. Hogue | L.C. Herbert | P. Parchomchuk | G.H. Neilsen

23. MINERAL NUTRITION AND FRUIT QUALITY

R. Marcelle

24. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF KIWIFRUIT AFFECTS YIELD AND FRUIT STORAGE

M. Tagliavini | M. Toselli | B. Marangoni | G. Stampi | F. Pelliconi

25. EFFECTS OF PRE-PLANTING P FERTILIZATION IN SOUR CHERRY ORCHARDS

A. Sadowski | E. Jadczuk | B. Jurczak

26. RESPONSE OF SOIL AND FRUIT TREES TO LIME APPLICATION

J. Szwedo | E. Zmuda

27. DIFFERENCES IN POTASSIUM UTILIZATION BY GRAPE ROOTSTOCKS: EVALUATION BY RELATIVE GROWTH RATE, EFFICIENCY RATIO AND UTILIZATION EFFICIENCY

M. Boselli | B. Volpe

28. INTERACTION BETWEEN NITROGEN SUPPLY AND STOCK-SCION VIGOUR IN APPLE TREES: GROWTH AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS

T.N. Doroshenko | I.V. Dubravina

29. CONTENT PATTERNS OF FE, MN AND B IN FOUR GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS

G. Colugnati | R. Camerlynck | L. Kiekens | P. Bekaert

30. EFFECT OF CANOPY MANIPULATION AND ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ON LEAF NUTRITIONAL STATUS, GAS EXCHANGE AND LEAF VITALITY IN GRAPEVINES

M. Bertamini | J. Tardáguila | F. Campostrini

31. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PEDO-CLIMATIC CONDITIONS, PLANT AVAILABLE WATER AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF GRAPEVINES

M. FALCETTI | G. STRINGARI | M. BOGONI | A. SCIENZA

32. EFFECTS OF SOIL PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CONDITIONS ON GRAPEVINE NUTRITIONAL STATUS

M. Bogoni | A. Panont | L. Valenti | A. Scienza

33. GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF APPLE TREES AND GRAPEVINES IN MUNICIPIAL SOLID-WASTE-AMENDED SOIL

F. Pinamonti | G. Zorzi | F. Gasperi | S. Silvestri | G. Stringari

34. INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION AND MULCHING ON THE GROWTH, FRUITING AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOIL AND LEAVES OF HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY.

S. Mercik | K. Smolarz

35. THE INFLUENCE OF WATER REGIME AND FRUITING ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE LEAF BLADE IN OLEA EUROPAEA

G. Russo | S. Dettori | A. Falqui

36. EFFECTS OF SOIL MANAGEMENT, IRRIGATION AND FERTIGATION IN AN IP APPLE ORCHARD ON SOIL NITRATE CONTENT AND ON TREE MINERAL NUTRITION

R. Hornig | G. Bünemann

37. EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCKS UPON LEAF MINERAL COMPOSITION OF NON-BEARING ‘JONAGOLD’ APPLE TREES

E. Jadczuk | J. Kobylinska | N. Zelazo

38. INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK ON MINERAL CONTENT AND STORAGE OF APPLE FRUITS

J. Ben

39. DIAGNOSIS OF NITROGEN STATUS IN GRAPEVINE

F. Giorgessi | S. Zanon

40. LEAF ANALYSIS AS A GUIDE TO DIAGNOSIS OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF SUB-TROPICAL PEAR

J.S. Kamboj | A.S. Dhat | G.P.S. Grewal

41. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF GRAPEVINES AND ELECTRO-ULTRAFILTRATION: FINDINGS OF FIELD EXPERIMENTS IN THE CONDITIONS OF BADENWÜRTTEMBERG, GERMANY

D. Rupp

42. DETERMINATION OF DESIRABLE NUTRIENT LEAF LEVELS FOR KIWIFRUIT IN GREECE

D. Velemis | N. Karagiannidis | E. Paroussis | A. Simonis | E. Manolakis

43. THE CANGES OF NO₃-N CONTENT IN THE SOIL OF ORCHARDS WITH DIFFERENT SOIL CONDITIONS

T. Tóth | J. Papp | Z.I. Ibrahim

44. NITROGEN FERTILIZATION IN APPLE ORCHARDS – RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AVAILABLE NITROGEN IN SOIL SAMPLES, NITRATES IN SOIL WATER AND LEACHING OF NITROGEN

D. Rupp

45. NUTRIENT LEACHING IN A DRIP IRRIGATED PEACH ORCHARD

G. Strabbioli | E. Turci

46. THE RESPONSE OF BRAMLEY’S SEEDLING APPLE TREES TO SOIL AND FOLIAR APPLIED NITROGEN

M.J. Marks | A. Clarke

47. CHEMICAL METHODS TO OVERCOME IRON-CHLOROSIS IN PEACH TREES

. | G. Costa

48. INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN, POTASSIUM AND MAGNESIUM FERTILIZATION ON FRUIT QUALITY AND STORABILITY OF GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES

N. Noè | T. Eccher | R. Stainer | D. Porro

49. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MINERAL STATUS OF PINOT NERO GRAPEVINES AND MUST ACIDITY

M. Fregoni | A. Vercesi

50. MINERAL COMPOSITION OF “JONAGOLD” APPLES DIFFERING IN SIZE AND IN THE PRESENCE OF BITTER PIT

J. Ben

51. DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTION OF CALCIUM CONTENT IN APPLES

B. PLÍŠEK

52. YIELD AND MINERAL STATUS OF A KIWIFRUIT ORCHARD SUPPLIED WITH SLOW-RELEASE FERTILIZERS

F. MONASTRA | G. STRABBIOLI | E. TURCI | M. CAPPELLONI

53. POTASSIUM FERTILIZATION TRIALS IN COMMERCIAL APPLE ORCHARDS IN POLAND

D. Wrona | A. Sadowski | J. Ostrowska

54. USE OF BORON FERTILIZERS IN APPLE ORCHARDS OF LITHUANIA

S. Švagzdys

55. EFFECT OF THE SOIL LIME CONTENT ON PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM DYNAMICS AND YIELD OF PEACH TREES

E. Szücs