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THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN CONCENTRATIONS ON NO₃^– AND PROTEIN CONTENT IN OLIVE LEAVES

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474_67

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329 – 332

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Abstract

In this study we investigated the influence of different N concentrations on NO₃^– content, as well as on soluble protein content in three olive varieties (Picholine, Itrana and Giarraffa) by using biochemical methods.
Studies on the efficiency of N assimilation in plants have attracted great attention.
There are opinions that the significant differences observed in the efficiency of the assimilation of accessible forms of N (NO₃^–, NH₄⁺, etc.) exist in the rhizosphere as well as in the synthesis of organic matter in plants, such as amino acids and proteins as the final acceptors of N. It has been shown that the NO₃^– content and soluble protein content varied depending on N nutrition and olive variety.
It was the highest in May, and it decreased in later months

Publication

III International Symposium on Olive Growing

Authors

M. Popovic, Dj. Malencic, O. Gasic, B. Lazovic

Keywords

olive, nitrogen, nitrate content, soluble proteins

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1999.474.67

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G. Sorrentino | P. Giorio | R. d'Andria

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S. Natali | C. Bignami | C. Cammilli | M. Muganu

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P. Vernieri | M. Lambardi | L. Toppi

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J.E. Fernández | M.J. Palomo | A. Díaz-Espejo | I.F. Girón

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R. Gucci | E. Gravano | A. Moing | J.P. Gaudillère | M. Tattini

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O. Gasic | Dj. Malencic | B. Lazovic | K. Miranovic

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A. Romani | N. Mulinacci | P. Pinelli | F.F. Vincieri | A. Cimato

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M.T. Ozkaya | M. Celik

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G. Bartolini | G. Di Monte | E. Rea | M.A. Toponi

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D. Heimler | A. Pieroni | A. Cimato | C. Cantini | G. Sani

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E. Perri | R. Sirianni | G. Godino | S. Tartarini

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I. Trujillo | R. de la Rosa | L. Rallo | A. Belaj

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107. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF OLIVE (OLEA EUROPAEA L.) USING AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS

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110. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF LEAF SPOT OF OLIVE TREE CAUSED BY SPILOCAEA OLEAGINA IN SOUTHERN SPAIN

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111. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF PRAYS OLEAE (BERN.) BY CHRYSOPIDS IN TRÁS-OS-MONTES REGION (NORTHEASTERN PORTUGAL)

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A. Bento | L. Torres | J. Lopes | R. Sismeiro

113. THE BEHAVIOUR OF DIFFERENT OLIVE CULTIVARS FOLLOWING ATTACKS BY BACTROCERA OLEAE (GMEL.)

N. Iannotta | L. Perri | C. Tocci | F. Zaffina

114. RESISTANCE OF OLIVE TREE CULTIVARS TO LEAF SPOT CAUSED BY SPILOCAEA OLEAGINA

L.M. López-Doncel | A. Trapero | A. García-Berenguer

115. A NEW APPROACH TO THE CONTROL OF THE OLIVE MITE ACERIA (ERIOPHYES) OLEAE NALEPA IN OLIVE TREES

F. Elhadi | R. Birger

116. EFFECT OF CYPERMETHRIN ON OLIVE BARK BEETLE PHLOEOTRIBUS SCARABAEOIDES (COLEOPTERA: SCOLYTIDAE)

C. Lozano | A. Peña | M. Campos

117. DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A POLYCLONAL ANTISERUM FOR THE DETECTION OF PREDATORS OF EUZOPHERA PINGUIS (LEP: PYRALIDAE)

C. Lozano | T. Morris | M. Campos

118. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CONTROL OF OLIVE KNOT DISEASE

W.H. Krueger | B.L. Teviotdale | M.N. Schroth

119. INFLUENCE OF COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES (PENZIG) AND CAMAROSPORIUM DALMATICA (THUM) ATTACKS ON OLIVE OIL QUALITY

N. Iannotta | E. Perri | R. Sirianni | C. Tocci

120. COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES, A NEW OLIVE (OLEA EUROPAEA L.) PARASITE IN YUGOSLAVIA

Z. Vucinic | J. Latinovic

121. REACTIONS OF SOME CULTIVARS OF OLEA EUROPAEA L. TO EXPERIMENTAL INOCULATION WITH PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. SAVASTANOI

A. Marcelo | M. Fernandes | M. Fatima Potes | J.F. Serrano

122. ALTERNARIA ALTERNATA: A NEW DISEASE OF LEAFY CUTTINGS OF OLIVE SHOOTS

V.A. Bourbos | M.T. Skoundridakis | I. Metzidakis

123. USING SOLARIZATION TO DISINFEST SOIL FOR OLIVE NURSERY PRODUCTION

J.J. Stapleton | L. Ferguson | M.V. McKenry | D.S. Dougherty | S.C. Stapleton

124. EFFECT OF LACTIC ACID FERMENTATION ON CELL WALL POLYSACCHARIDES OF GREEN TABLE OLIVES

M.A. Coimbra | M.R. Rodrigues | E. Garcia | C. Peres | L.D. Catulo

125. QUALITY IMPROVEMENT OF TABLE OLIVES BY USE OF AN OLEUROPEIN DEGRADING STRAIN OF LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM

V. Marsilio | B. Lanza | D.S. Lombardi

126. FRUIT QUALITY OF TABLE-OLIVE CLONES SELECTED FROM ‘NERA’ CULTIVAR

M. Mulas | F. Virdis | M. Schirra | M. Mura

127. PHENOLIC COMPOSITION OF OLIVE FRUIT AND VIRGIN OLIVE OIL: DISTRIBUTION IN THE CONSTITUTIVE PARTS OF FRUIT AND EVOLUTION DURING THE OIL MECHANICAL EXTRACTION PROCESS

M. Servili | M. Baldioli | F. Mariotti | G.F. Montedoro

128. PROCESS PARAMETERS CONTROL TO IMPROVE OLIVE-OIL TRANSFORMATION QUALITY

P. Spugnoli | A. Parenti | D. Cardini

129. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AROMA COMPONENTS AND MALAXATION TIME OF OLIVE PASTE

F. Angerosa | N. d'Alessandro | M. Di Girolamo | R. Vito | A. Serraiocco

130. CHARACTERIZATION OF ITALIAN VIRGIN OLIVE OILS USING FATTY ACIDS

E. Perri | M.V. Parlati | A. Palopoli | M. Pellegrino | B. Rizzuti

131. CONTRIBUTION OF THE RATIONALISED TECHNOLOGIES OF TRANSFORMATION TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF VIRGIN OLIVE OIL QUALITY

A. Ranalli | G. De Mattia | M.L. Ferrante

132. ASSESSMENT OF SOME ENZYMATIC ACTIVITIES RELATED TO QUALITATIVE ASPECTS OF OLIVE OIL

M. Patumi | P. Rocchi | G. Vergari | G. Fontanazza | R. Nucci

133. FRUIT AND OIL CHARACTERISTICS OF FIVE SPANISH OLIVE CULTIVARS

J. Tous | A. Romero | I. Díaz

134. THE ROLE OF DRUPE DIFFERENT ANATOMIC PARTS ON CHEMICAL OLIVE OIL COMPOSITION

N. Cortesi | P. Rovellini | P. Fiorino

135. THE CHARACTERIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF TUSCAN OLIVE OILS BY ZONE: YEARLY VARIATIONS OF THE OIL COMPOSITION AND RELIABILITY OF THE CLASSIFICATION MODELS

136. A RELIABLE AND RAPID SHAKING EXTRACTION SYSTEM FOR DETERMINATION OF THE OIL CONTENT IN OLIVE FRUIT

B. Avidan | A. Ogrodovitch | S. Lavee

137. INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION OF OIL CONTENTS AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF OILS IN OLIVE CULTIVARS

M. Uceda | M. Hermoso | A. García-Ortiz | A. Jimenez | G. Beltrán

138. SENSORY CONTROL OF OLIVE OIL

C. Tzia | E. Touzopoulou | S. Kontou

139. QUALITY ASSURANCE AND HACCP OF OLIVE OIL

C. Tzia | V. Oreopoulou | M. Kallisperi | G.N. Liadakis | A. Melanitis

140. EFFECT OF MICROWAVE HEATING ON FATTY ACID COMPOSITION AND QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRGIN OLIVE OIL, CORN OIL AND SUNFLOWER OIL

E. Stefanoudaki | A. Koutsaftakis | F. Kotsifaki

141. OLIVE OIL QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF ‘MASTOIDES’ OLIVES REMAINING ON THE TREE AFTER ETHEPHON SPRAY

I. Metzidakis | D. Gerasopoulos | E. Naoufel

142. EFFECT OF ETHEPHON ON THE QUALITY OF CV. ‘KORONEIKI’ OLIVE OIL

A.S. Ismail | G. Stavroulakis | D. Gerasopoulos | J. Metzidakis

143. EFFECT OF IRRIGATION ON THE QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF ORGANIC OLIVE OIL

A.S. Ismail | G. Stavroulakis | J. Metzidakis

144. MONITORING THE RESIDUAL ACTIVITY OF ROTENONE IN ORGANIC OLIVE OIL

K.A. Adediran | G. Stavroulakis | C. Petrakis

145. OLIVE OIL OFF-ODOUR COMPOUNDS PRODUCED BY ASPERGILLUS AND PENICILLIUM

F. Angerosa | B. Lanza | N. d'Alessandro | V. Marsilio | S. Cumitini

146. EVOLUTION OF OIL CHARACTERISTICS DURING OLIVE MATURATION (CHEMLALI VARIETY)

N. Grati-kammoun | M. Khlif | H. Rekik | M.T. Hamdi

147. QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF OLIVE OILS OF DUAL-PHASE, TRI-PHASE DECANTERS AND LABORATORY MILL

E. Stefanoudaki | A. Koutsaftakis | F. Kotsifaki | F. Angerosa | M. Di Girolamo

148. EFFECT OF OLIVE MATURITY AND OLIVE PASTE MALAXATION TEMPERATURE IN INDUSTRIAL YIELD

A. Koutsaftakis | E. Stefanoudaki

149. EVALUATION OF DUAL-PHASE OLIVE OIL EXTRACTION MILL

A. Koutsaftakis | E. Stefanoudaki | F. Kotsifaki

150. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF NIR « ON – LINE» MEASURE OF OIL CONTENT AND HUMIDITY IN OLIVE CAKES FROM THE TWO PHASES DECANTER

M. Hermoso | M. Uceda | A. Garcia-Ortiz | A. Jimenez | G. Beltrán

151. SECOND CENTRIFUGATION OF OLIVE PASTE. OIL RECUPERATION PERCENT AND OLIVE OIL CHARACTERIZATION

M. Hermoso | M. Uceda | A. García-Ortiz | A. Jimenez | G. Beltrán

152. ANALYTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OIL PRODUCED BY PROCESSING OLIVES WITH “CYTOLASE O” ENZYME AID

A. Ranalli | G. De Mattia

153. COMPOSITION OF BRINES FROM OLIVE FERMENTATIONS WITH SPECIFIC LACTIC STARTERS

154. FERMENTATION OF OLIVE MILL WASTE-WATER BY LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM

N. Rozès | J.F. Marques | C. Peres

155. POTENTIAL HORTICULTURAL UTILIZATION OF OLIVE OIL PROCESSING WASTE WATER

E. Ammar | B. Ben Rouina

156. OLIVE OIL MILLS: CONDUCTING MATERIAL AND OIL LOSS

M. Khlif | H. Rekik

157. VEGETATION WATER (ALPECHIN) APPLICATION EFFECTS ON SOILS AND PLANTS

158. THE ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF OLIVE OIL WASTE WATER ON ISOLATES OF VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE KLEB. IN VITRO

A.S. Fodale | R. Mulè | C. Briccoli Bati

159. OLIVE VEGETATION WATER MANAGEMENT BY EVAPORATION BASINS

M. Nicos | K. Georgia | K. Giannis

160. THE OLIVE TREE IN ANCIENT GREEK LIFE AND ART

C. Voyiatzi | K. Tamoutseli | D. Voyiatzis | O. Bakirtzi

161. THE USE OF THE OLIVE TREE IN ANCIENT AND CONTEMPORARY GARDEN DESIGN OF THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION

I. Tsalikidis | C. Voyiatzi | K. Tamoutseli

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