1974
DOI: 10.1590/s0071-12761974000100050
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Nutrição mineral de plantas ornamentais: VII. estudos de adubação NPK na cultura de gladíolo (Gladiolus grandiflorus, cv. 'Perusi')

Abstract: RESUMOTrês doses de Ν, Ρ e Κ foram testadas em culturas de gladíolos (Gladiolus grandiílorus cv. 'Perusi') provenientes de três tamanhos diferentes de bulbos (Nº 3, Nº 1 e Jumbo). Todos os tratos culturais necessários foram dispensados aos experimentos cuja instalação se deu em um solo podzolizado da Cooperativa Agrícola de Ho¬ lambra, em Jaguariúna -SP. Estudaram-se os efeitos de adubação sobre produção de flores, produção de bulbos e de bulbilhos.A resposta do gladíolo aos níveis de fertilização variou basta… Show more

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“…Inadequate plant nutrition causes serious disorders and may eventually lead to a decline in plant vigor and production (Hossian et al, 2011). Despite positive responses to nitrogen fertilization, Fernandes et al (1974) observed that nitrogen top dressing had no effect on the mean weight of gladiolus corms.…”
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“…Inadequate plant nutrition causes serious disorders and may eventually lead to a decline in plant vigor and production (Hossian et al, 2011). Despite positive responses to nitrogen fertilization, Fernandes et al (1974) observed that nitrogen top dressing had no effect on the mean weight of gladiolus corms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Moreover, the production of flowers from medium-sized corms is not influenced by fertilizer applications (Tamura & Mega, 1959). Fernandes et al (1974) evaluated the N dose effects on gladioli grown from three different corm sizes. They observed that, in general, the greatest nitrogen fertilization effects on the production of flowers, corms and cormels were observed in plants grown from the smallest corms (3 cm in diameter) because they had a higher nutrient requirement, given their lower nutritional reserve.The same trend was also found in plants grown from jumbo corms (6 cm in diameter) because they have less vitality and are in the final stage of life.…”
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