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THE INTERRELATION OF NUTRIENT ELEMENT CONTENTS IN APPLE TREE LEAVES AND FRUITS GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY

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448_42

Pages

259 – 259

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Abstract

The work has been performed on computer by the programs of statistical analysis.
There was estimated the force of interrelations of nutrient element contents in apple tree leaves and 10 indices, featuring the vital activity of a plant and fruit quality.
Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium had the strongest relation to the contents of dry substances and sugars in fruits, the – to yield quantity and at last to the contents of ascorbic acid and catechols in fruits.
Thus, the nutrient elements assimilating in apple tree leaves “work” first and foremost for a fruit, forming its biochemical composition.

Publication

III International Symposium on Mineral Nutrition of Deciduous Fruit Trees

Authors

A.A. Chundokova

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1997.448.42

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12. UPTAKE AND TRANSPORT OF CALCIUM AND BORON IN APPLE TREES

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13. UPTAKE AND TRANSPORT OF CALCIUM AND BORON IN APPLE TREES

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14. IDENTIFICATION OF DATE PALM CULTIVAR USING RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA (RAPD)

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15. THE PHENOTYPIC APPROACH TO TREE NUTRITION

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16. THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHARDONNAY AND TEMPRANILLO IN THE ALT EMPORDÀ AREA: EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK

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18. GENETIC SPECIFICITY OF MINERAL NUTRITION OF SUMMER APPLE CULTIVARS

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19. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT SOIL CONDITIONS AND NITROGEN APPLICATIONS ON ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAS WITH APPLE TREES

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22. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF ‘SCHATTENMORELLE’ CHERRY TREES IN RELATION TO THE TYPE OF ROOT SYSTEM AND TREE AGE

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24. EFFICACY OF NUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTS AND ROOTSTOCK ON MINERAL NUTRITION, GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF PEACH ON REPLANT SITES

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25. INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK ON THE MINERAL CONCENTRATIONS OF FLOWERS AND LEAVES FROM SWEET CHERRY

26. DIFFERENTIAL ASSIMILATION OF NUTRIENTS IN PACLOBUTRAZOL-TREATED PEACH TREES

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27. OVERWINTER NITROGEN DISTRIBUTION IN THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPEVINES

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28. EFFECT OF LOW TEMPERATURE AND BICARBONATE ON FE NUTRITION OF GRAPEVINE

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29. METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS OF MINERAL NUTRITION OF PLANTS A CRITICAL REVIEW

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30. OPTIMUN NUTRIENT VALUES FOR PEAR TREES AT DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE GROWING SEASON

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31. MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS OF CHERRY ORCHARDS IN THE AEGEAN REGION OF TURKEY

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32. INFLUENCE OF ORCHARD MANAGEMENT AND POSTHARVEST TREATMENTS ON FRUIT DECAY CAUSED BY PENICILLIUM EXPANSUM AND “CORE BROWNING” IN POSTHARVEST OF PEAR

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38. CHANGES OF PHYSIO-CHEMICAL SOIL PROPERTIES AS A EFFECT OF A DRIP IRRIGATION OF PLUM TREES

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42. ORCHARD FACTORS AFFECTING NUTRIENT CONTENT AND FRUIT QUALITY

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43. THE INTERRELATION OF NUTRIENT ELEMENT CONTENTS IN APPLE TREE LEAVES AND FRUITS GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY

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44. THE INTERRELATION OF NUTRIENT ELEMENT CONTENTS IN APPLE TREE LEAVES AND FRUITS GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY

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47. EFFECT OF FERTILIZATION ON NUTRIMENTAL CONTENT AND GROWTH OF APPLE “AGUANUEVA II”, IN CHAPINGO, MEXICO

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49. DECAY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDERS OF ‘GOLDEN DELICIOUS’ APPLES IN RELATION TO CULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND FRUIT QUALITY

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50. EFFECT OF INTERCROPPING WITH CEREALS ON SOIL FERTILITY OF SOILS UNDER CHESTNUT CULTURE IN NORTHWEST SPAIN

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51. RESPONSES OF PEACH-ORCHARD SYSTEM TO GREEN MANURING AND MINERAL FERTILISATION

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52. EFFECTS OF THE NITROGEN-FERTILISER FORM ON RHIZOSPHERE PH AND GROWTH OF APPLE IN SOILS WITH DIFFERENT BUFFER CAPACITY

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53. ENERGIZED BIO GREEN WATER SUPPLY INFLUENCES MINERAL UPTAKE AND FRUIT QUALITIES IN ‘TSUGARU’ APPLES

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54. SAPROPEL IS AN ORGANIC MATTER AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE NURSERY

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55. APTITUDE FOR THE CHESTNUT TREE IN ORENSE (SE OF GALICIA, SPAIN) FOREST SOILS

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56. EFFECT OF HERBICIDES AND MULCHING IN APPLE ORCHARD ON LEAF AND SOIL MINERAL CONTENT

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57. THE OPTIMISATION OF THE SUPPLY OF MINERAL NUTRIENTS TO FRUIT TREES THROUGH DIAGNOSIS

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58. RESPONSE OF APPLE CULTIVARS TO DIFFERENT LEVELS OF MINERAL NUTRITION

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59. EFFECT OF CALCIUM ON THE STORAGE QUALITY OF APPLES GROWN IN FINLAND

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60. PREDICTION OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION FOR ‘KYOHO’ GRAPEVINE USING SIMPLIFIED NITRATE COLORING INDICATOR

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61. ENHANCING CALCIUM UPTAKE IN ORGANIC APPLE GROWING

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62. MANGANESE DEFICIENCY IN PEACH TREES: PROGNOSIS AND FRUIT QUALITY

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63. CONTROL OF BITTER PIT IN APPLE AND INTERNAL BREAKDOWN IN PLUM USING AN ORGANICALLY COMPLEXED CALCIUM CARRIER (CALCIMAX)

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64. LIME INDUCED IRON CHLOROSIS IN FRUIT TREES PREVENTED BY THE “CULTAN” SYSTEM

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65. MAGNESIUM TOXICITY AND ITS USE FOR PREDICTION OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IN APPLE FRUIT BEFORE HARVEST

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66. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF “CABERNET SAUVIGNON” VINEYARDS IN THE REGION OF SERRA GAÚCHA, RS, BRAZIL

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67. USE OF SPAD METER TO QUANTIFY THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MID-SUMMER TRUNK INJECTION OF IRON ON IRON-DEFICIENT PEAR TREES

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68. NUTRITIONAL DISORDER IN MANGO TREES ON CALCAREOUS SOILS IN ISRAEL

O. Dilly | V. Romheld | H. Marschner | Y. Chen

69. EFFECT OF CHLOROSIS LEVEL ON THE NUTRIENT CONCENTRATION IN FLOWERS AND LEAVES OF PEACH ALONG THE SEASON

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70. APPLICATION OF SOLUBLE IRON SULPHATE IN FERTIGATION

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71. ORCHARD NUTRITION TO MAXIMIZE CROP QUALITY AND MINIMIZE ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION

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72. EFFECT OF NPK FERTILIZATION ON CLEMENTINE GROWN IN ALGERIA

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73. YOUNG SWEET CHERRY TREES RESPOND FAVOURABLY TO PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZATION

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74. COMPENSATORY RECOVERY OF SURVIVING APPLE ROOTSTOCK LAYERS FROM INJURY CAUSED BY MONOAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE STARTER FERTILIZER

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75. COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT TIMES OF APPLICATION OF SLOW RELEASE NITROGEN FERTILIZERS ON GRAPEVINES. PRELIMINARY RESULTS

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76. PRELIMINARY RESULTS CONCERNING THE EFFECTS OF A NEW FERTILIZER FOR GRAPE NUTRITION

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77. OPTIMIZATION OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION IN OLIVE ORCHARDS

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78. PREHARVEST NITROGEN OPTIMIZATION FOR MAXIMIZING YIELD AND POSTHARVEST FRUIT QUALITY OF APPLES

E. Fallahi

79. EFFECT OF BORON ON KERNEL AND LEAF MINERAL CONTENTS IN HAZELNUT TREES

80. GROWTH AND YIELD OF GRAPE IN RESPONSE TO LONG TERM (SINCE 1923) DIFFERENT MINERAL FERTILIZATION

K. Smolarz | S. Mercik

81. POSSIBILITIES TO MEET NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF FRUIT TREES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

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82. DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL P AND K AS AFFECTED BY NP- FERTIGATION IN HIGH DENSITY APPLE ORCHARDS

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83. EFFECTS OF IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT ON NITROGEN AVAILABILITY IN HIGH DENSITY APPLE ORCHARDS

D. Neilsen | G.H. Neilsen

84. FOLIAR NITROGEN UPTAKE AND WITHDRAWAL FROM PEACH LEAVES DURING SENESCENCE

M. Tagliavini | P. Millard | M. Quartieri | B. Marangoni

85. INFLUENCE OF FOLIAR APPLICATIONS OF Mn DURING SUMMER ON THE FRUIT QUALITY OF JONAGOLD

T. Deckers | E. Daemen | K. Lemmens | C. Missotten

86. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN FERTILISATION IN A SOUR CHERRY ORCHARD

A. Sadowski | E. Jadczuk

87. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN FERTILISATION IN YOUNG APPLE ORCHARD

D. Wrona | A. Sadowski

88. QUALITY OF GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES AS AFFECTED BY SEASON AND BY NITROGEN AND POTASSIUM MINERAL NUTRITION

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89. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL NITROGEN APPLICATION ON NUTRITION, GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY IN YOUNG LEMON TREES

F. Intrigliolo | S. Intelisano

90. EFFECT OF MINERAL FERTILIZATION (NPK) ON THE QUALITY OF APRICOT

91. PLANT AND SOIL ANALYSES AS GUIDELINES FOR THE FERTILIZATION OF TABLE GRAPES IN SOUTH AFRICA

W.J. Conradie

92. IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICAN POME FRUIT THROUGH FRUIT MINERAL ANALYSIS

R. Bester

93. EFFECT OF NPK FERTILIZATION TREATMENTS ON ANNA APPLE TREES

S.M. El-Shazly

94. USE OF NITRIFICATION INHIBTOR (8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE) WITH SOME NITROGEN FERTILIZERS FOR WASHINGTON NAVEL ORANGE PLANTS

S.M. El-Shazly

95. APPLE LEAF AND WEED COMPOSITION DEOENDING ON FERTILISATION

J. Lipecki

96. FERTILIZATION WITH IRON-PHOSPHATES TO PREVENTIRON CHLOROSIS IN PEAR TREES

M.C. Campillo | V. Barrón | J. Torrent | S. Pérez