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FOLIAR UREA APPLICATIONS CAN INCREASE BERRY YEAST-ASSIMILABLE N IN WINE GRAPES (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

Article number

984_53

Pages

427 – 433

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

VII International Symposium on Mineral Nutrition of Fruit Crops

Authors

G.H. Neilsen, D. Neilsen, K. Hannam, P. Millard, A. Midwood

Keywords

yeast assimilable nitrogen, grapes, fruit quality, fermentation, vigour, yield

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2013.984.53

Online Articles (54)

1. TRANSPIRATION: VENUE FOR NUTRIENTS DELIVERY

S. Yingjajaval

2. BORON NUTRITION IN HIGHER PLANTS

M. Kobayashi | T. Matoh

3. METHODOLOGIES AND CONCEPTS IN THE STUDY OF NUTRIENT UPTAKE REQUIREMENTS AND PARTITIONING IN FRUIT TREES

M. Tagliavini | F. Scandellari

4. WATER USE, MINERAL NUTRITION, TREE GROWTH, YIELD, AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘FUJI’ AND ‘GALA’ APPLES UNDER VARIOUS IRRIGATION SYSTEMS AND ROOTSTOCKS

E. Fallahi | B. Fallahi | B. Shafii

5. FOLIAR NUTRIENT UPTAKE – OF MYTHS AND LEGENDS

T. Eichert

6. NUTRITIONAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS IN TROPICAL FRUITS

7. ASSESSING RISKS FROM CLIMATE CHANGE AND VARIABILITY IN PERENNIAL HORTICULTURAL CROPS

8. THE EFFECT OF ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SOUR ORANGE (CITRUS AURANTIUM) UNDER DIFFERENT LEVELS OF PHOSPHORUS

G.N. Al-Karaki

9. EVALUATION OF NEW ROOTSTOCKS FOR GRAPEVINE: NUTRITIONAL ASPECTS

10. PRUNUS ROOTSTOCKS INFLUENCE PEACH LEAF AND FRUIT NUTRIENT CONTENT

G.L. Reighard | W. Bridges | B. Rauh | N.A. Mayer

11. TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ZINC FORMULATIONS USING PEACH SEEDLINGS

R.S. Johnson | S. Saa | P.H. Brown

12. EFFECT OF FOLIAR CALCIUM APPLICATION ON NUTRIENT CONCENTRATION AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PAPAYA SEEDLINGS (CARICA PAPAYA L. ‘EKSOTIKA II’)

B. Madani | M.T.M. Mohamed | Y. Awang | J. Kadir

13. EFFECT OF SPUR TYPE, FOLIAR SPRAYS, AND DIFFERENTIAL NITROGEN RATES ON LEAF NUTRIENT CONTENT AND SPUR LEAF AREA OF ALMOND TREES (PRUNUS DULCIS (MILL.) D.A.WEBB)

S. Saa | S. Muhammad | S.J. Castro | P.H. Brown

14. EFFECTS OF FERTIGATION TIMING ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN STRAWBERRY ‘KORONA’

N. Opstad | H.G. Espelien | U.M. Roos | A. Sønsteby

15. INFLUENCE OF FRUIT LOAD ON WATER CONSUMPTION, LEAF PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND PLANT NUTRIENT CONTENTS OF LONGAN TREES GROWN IN SAND CULTURE

C. Sritontip | Y. Khaosumain | S. Changjeraja

16. INFLUENCE OF BLACK HAIL NETS ON CANOPY SIZE, REPRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL, AND FRUIT CHARACTERISTICS OF APPLE TREES

17. EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM AND MANGANESE SPRAYS ON SPAD READINGS AND CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT OF CHLOROTIC LEAVES OF JACKFRUIT

K. Jutamanee | S. Ngennoy

18. EFFECTS OF FOLIAR BORON APPLICATIONS TO ALMOND ON SOME POLLEN FEATURES AND FRUIT SET

M. Kizildemir | I. Bolat | B.E. Ak

19. LEAF GAS EXCHANGE OF OIL PALM (ELAEIS GUINEENSIS JACQ.) GROWN IN DITCH AND RAISED BED PLOTS

P. Paiboon | P. Chuennakorn | S. Yingjajaval

20. EFFECTS OF FERTIGATION, WATER APPLICATION FREQUENCY AND SOIL AMENDMENT ON TOMATO PRODUCTION

S. Chanthai | T. Machikowa | S. Wonprasaid | N. Boonkerd

21. NITROGEN FERTILISER AFFECTS FRESH WEIGHT AND DRY MATTER CONCENTRATION IN ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT

22. INTERACTION OF FERTIGATION AND WATER MANAGEMENT ON APPLE TREE PRODUCTIVITY, ORCHARD NUTRIENT STATUS, AND FRUIT QUALITY

D. Porro | T. Pantezzi | S. Pedò | D. Bertoldi

23. EFFECTS OF POTASSIUM FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ON DIFFERENT FRUIT TREE CROPS OVER FIVE YEARS OF EXPERIMENTS

M. Ben Mimoun | M. Marchand

24. NUTRIENT UPTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION IN FIELD-GROWN KIWIFRUIT VINES

Z. Zhao | Y. Tong | J. Wang

25. THE EFFECTS OF FOLIAR FERTILIZERS ON THE RED PITAYA (HYLOCERUS POLYRHIZUS) FRUIT WEIGHT

T.H. Then

26. COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZER AND FERTIGATION ON MINERAL STATUS OF MALTAISE HALF BLOOD ORANGE ORCHARD

R. Farah | M. Ben Mimoun

27. USE OF FOLIAR FERTILIZATION TO OFFSET EFFECTS ON NAVEL ORANGE YIELD DUE TO REDUCED WATER AND FERTILIZER APPLIED BY PARTIAL ROOT ZONE DRYING VERSUS CONVENTIONAL IRRIGATION

B.A. Faber | C.J. Lovatt

28. COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT FOLIAR-FERTILIZATION STRATEGIES ON YIELD, FRUIT SIZE AND QUALITY OF ‘NULES’ CLEMENTINE MANDARIN

Y. Zheng | T. Khuong | C.J. Lovatt | B.A. Faber

29. INFLUENCES OF DIFFERENT RATIOS OF NITROGEN SUPPLIED FROM MANURE AND MINERAL FERTILIZERS ON ‘NANGUO’ PEAR GROWTH AND SOIL NUTRIENT ACCUMULATION

30. EFFECT OF NUTRIENT CONCENTRATION AND POTASSIUM SOURCE, EITHER AS KNO₃ OR K₂SO₄, ON THE GROWTH OF WILLIAMS BANANA PLANTS GROWN IN SALINE-ALKALINE CONDITIONS

S.A. Oosthuyse

31. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN FERTILIZATION DOSES ON GROWTH, LEAF NUTRIENT CONCENTRATION, FLOWERING AND FRUIT QUALITY IN OFF-SEASON LONGAN

Y. Khaosumain | C. Sritontip | S. Changjeraja

32. POTASSIUM INPUT, EITHER AS KNO₃, K₂SO₄ OR KCL, ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF SAND-POTTED TOMATO PLANTS GROWN IN SALINE CONDITIONS

S.A. Oosthuyse

33. MONITORING THE NUTRIENT STATUS OF INTENSIVE APPLE ORCHARDS DURING THE GROWING SEASON

B. Scott

34. DEVELOPMENT OF LEAF SAMPLING AND INTERPRETATION METHODS AND NUTRIENT BUDGET APPROACH TO NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT IN ALMOND (PRUNUS DULCIS (MILL.) D.A.WEBB)

S. Saa | S. Muhammad | P.H. Brown

35. ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INDICES FOR DIAGNOSING ZN DEFICIENCY AND SOIL ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF CITRUS (CITRUS SINENSIS L. OSBECK) NUTRITION

V. Patil

36. NUTRIENT ANALYSIS OF PLANT ORGANS TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF GYPSUM APPLICATION IN LONGKONG (AGLAIA DOOKKOO GRIFF. )

B. Krisornpornsan | S. Sdoodee | C. Nilnond

37. CHANGES IN THE IRON DEFICIENCY RESPONSE MECHANISMS OF GRAPEVINE WITH SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES FOR IRON CHLOROSIS PREVENTION

J.J. Covarrubias | A.D. Rombolà

38. MACRO- AND MICROELEMENT CONCENTRATIONS IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF “ON”- AND “OFF”-YEAR ‘KIRMIZI’ PISTACHIO TREES

B.E. Ak | M. Fidan

39. COMPARISON BETWEEN SPEEDFOL^TM B SP AND BORAX IN SATISFYING THE BORON REQUIREMENT OF OIL PALM

S.A. Oosthuyse | H.T. Holwerda | B. Desmet

40. IMPROVEMENT OF GRAPEVINE IRON NUTRITION BY A BOVINE BLOOD-DERIVED COMPOUND

41. LEAF MG SPRAYS REDUCE LEAF CHLOROSIS AND NECROSIS SYMPTOMS IN APPLE TREES ‘NICOTER’

42. MAPPING THE DISTRIBUTION OF CALCIUM ON APPLE TISSUE WITH PROTON-INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION – AFTER APPLICATION OF ADDITIONAL PRE-HARVEST FOLIAR OR SOIL CALCIUM

R.E. Wilsdorf | E. Lötze | J. Mesjasz-Przybylowicz | W.J. Przybylowicz

43. PHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDERS IN RELATION TO COMPOSITIONAL CHANGES IN MANGO (MANGIFERA INDICA L. ‘CHIIN HWANG’) FRUIT

H.L. Lin | C.C. Shiesh | P.J. Chen

44. PECTIN AND CALCIUM DISTRIBUTION IN CELL WALL FRACTIONS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDER-AFFECTED MANGOSTEEN FRUITS

S. Poovarodom | N. Phanchindawan

45. EFFECTS OF SOIL PH AND ALUMINUM SATURATION ON LEAF MINERAL NUTRITION AND INCIDENCE OF TRANSLUCENT FRUIT FLESH DISORDER OF MANGOSTEEN IN EAST THAILAND

46. EFFECTS OF CALCIUM AND BORON APPLICATION ON SALAK QUALITY AND NUTRIENT COMPOSITION

N. Phanchindawan | P. Kanyawongha

47. ACIDITY OF PASSION FRUIT AS AFFECTED BY POTASSIUM FERTILIZER

T. Kondo | H. Higuchi

48. INFLUENCE OF 6-BENZYLADENINE TANK-MIXED WITH BORON, FOLLOWED BY MID-SUMMER CALCIUM PLUS COPPER SPRAYS, ON ‘GALA’ APPLE SPLITTING AND FIRMNESS

F.J. Peryea | G.H. Neilsen

49. TANK-MIXING BORON WITH 6-BENZYLADENINE TO ENHANCE ‘GALA’ APPLE FRUIT SIZE MAY PROMOTE FRUIT SPLITTING

F.J. Peryea | G.H. Neilsen

50. NUTRITION AND IRRIGATION: TOWARDS A PRACTICAL SOLUTION FOR CHERRY CRACKING

P.F. Measham | A.J. Gracie | S.J. Wilson | S.A. Bound

51. EFFECT OF PLASTIC BAGGING ON GROWTH AND NUTRIENT CONTENTS OF MANGOSTEEN FRUIT

W. Pludbuntong | S. Poovarodom

52. CELL WALL STRUCTURE OF TRANSLUCENT CELLS OF MANGOSTEEN FRUIT

Y. Paopun | P. Umrung | P. Thanomchat

53. FOLIAR UREA APPLICATIONS CAN INCREASE BERRY YEAST-ASSIMILABLE N IN WINE GRAPES (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

G.H. Neilsen | D. Neilsen | K. Hannam | P. Millard | A. Midwood

54. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN, POTASSIUM FERTILIZERS AND CLUSTERS PER VINE ON YIELD AND ANTHOCYANIN CONTENT IN CABERNET SAUVIGNON GRAPE

V. Boonterm | A. Silapapun | N. Boonkerd