2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-90162006000500012
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Seasonality of nutrients in leaves and fruits of apple trees

Abstract: The nutrient accumulation curves of apple trees are good indicators of plant nutrient demand for each developmental stage. They are also a useful tool to evaluate orchard nutritional status and to estimate the amount of soil nutrient removal. This research aimed at evaluating the seasonality of nutrients in commercial apple orchards during the agricultural years of 1999, 2000, and 2001. Therefore, apple tree leaves and fruits of three cultivars 'Gala', 'Golden Delicious' and 'Fuji' were weekly collected and e… Show more

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“…The accumulation rate was identical for the two rootstocks; The K concentration still decreased from May until October. Our results were in agreement with Nachtigall and Dechen (2006), they found that the leaf K decreased along the vegetative growth cycle. Mengel and Kirkby (2001) explained that the mineral concentration is depending on the leaf status; young leaf tissues usually present lower water content and higher N, P and K concentrations, meanwhile older tissues are rich in Ca, Mn, Fe and B mainly.…”
Section: Potassium (K) Contentsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…The accumulation rate was identical for the two rootstocks; The K concentration still decreased from May until October. Our results were in agreement with Nachtigall and Dechen (2006), they found that the leaf K decreased along the vegetative growth cycle. Mengel and Kirkby (2001) explained that the mineral concentration is depending on the leaf status; young leaf tissues usually present lower water content and higher N, P and K concentrations, meanwhile older tissues are rich in Ca, Mn, Fe and B mainly.…”
Section: Potassium (K) Contentsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Likewise, MM106 showed continuously decreasing until October. Potassium was the nutrient present in highest quantities in apple tree fruits and thus, the most removed from the soil (Nachtigall and Dechen, 2006). Faust (1989) stated that the most of K nutrient is accumulated in fruits, and in the absence of fruits it is stored in the leaves, and after harvest the total tree showed a reduction in the K content due to the fruit removal, which is in agreement with our results.…”
Section: Potassium (K) Contentsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…A relação N/Ca não diferiu substancialmente entre as cultivares. Esses resultados diferem dos publicados por Nachtigall & Dechen (2006), que ao avaliar três safras em pomares experimentais de apenas um local (Vacaria, RS), não observaram diferenças significativas entre essas cultivares de maçã, quanto aos teores de Ca, P, K, Mg e N. As análises minerais do presente trabalho foram realizadas em amostras coletadas em pomares comerciais ao longo de mais de 15 safras, em diferentes regiões, e refletem os sistemas de nutrição e manejo dos pomares adotados comercialmente.…”
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