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EFFECTS OF NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM ON GROWTH, FRUIT PRODUCTION AND LEAF PHYSIOLOGY IN BLUEBERRY
Article number
810_101
Pages
759 – 764
Language
English
Abstract
Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium were individually applied to blueberries at three levels (14, 28, or 42 g N per plant; 7, 14, or 21 g P per plant; and 7, 14, or 21 g K). The effects on plant growth, physiological data of leaf and yield and quality of fruit were studied.
The results showed that the dry weight of 100 leaves, chlorophyll content and color value were very difference while fertilizer application was increased, but the shoot length, leaf area, weight of 100 fruits and soluble solid content had no difference.
The middle level of each fertilizer treatment proved to be the best for growth and development in blueberry.
The results showed that the dry weight of 100 leaves, chlorophyll content and color value were very difference while fertilizer application was increased, but the shoot length, leaf area, weight of 100 fruits and soluble solid content had no difference.
The middle level of each fertilizer treatment proved to be the best for growth and development in blueberry.
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Authors
Li Yadong, Zhao Shuang, Dai Hanping, Guo Xiuwu
Keywords
blueberry, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, growth and development
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