2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-05722009000300003
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Translocação orgânica, produtividade e rendimento de óleo essencial de Mentha piperita L. cultivada em solução nutritiva com variação dos níveis de N, P, K e Mg

Abstract: RESUMO:O estudo objetivou avaliar translocação orgânica, índices fisiológicos da análise de crescimento e rendimento do óleo essencial de Mentha piperita L. cultivada em solução nutritiva com variação dos níveis de N, P, K e Mg. Assim, foram avaliados os quatro tratamentos contendo 50% N, P, K, 25% Mg; 50% N, P, K, Mg; 65%N, 50%P, 25%K, 100% Mg e 100% N, P, K, Mg. A translocação orgânica foi avaliada por meio da determinação da razão de massa foliar (RMF) e da distribuição de massa seca para os diferentes órgã… Show more

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“…NAR indicates the efficiency of the assimilatory system involved in dry matter production, estimating thus the net photosynthesis in this case, the highest NAR value was detected in plants kept under 50% I (Table 3), due to the better use of the supplied mineral elements. This results agree with those in studies developed in hydroponic systems with varying elements in the nutrient solution, including the studies of David et al (2007), Alves (2008) and David and Boaro (2009), emphasizing that this comparison was done among plants of different species.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…NAR indicates the efficiency of the assimilatory system involved in dry matter production, estimating thus the net photosynthesis in this case, the highest NAR value was detected in plants kept under 50% I (Table 3), due to the better use of the supplied mineral elements. This results agree with those in studies developed in hydroponic systems with varying elements in the nutrient solution, including the studies of David et al (2007), Alves (2008) and David and Boaro (2009), emphasizing that this comparison was done among plants of different species.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…However, these plants that showed no great differences in CO 2 assimilation, revealed adequated exports from leaves to branches and petioles, as demonstrated by the evaluation of leaf mass ratio, and confirmed by the distribution of dry mass of branches and petioles (David and Boaro, 2009). Then, the amount of this nutrient offered was adequate, once these plants showed normal growth, with no interference in the translocation of carbohidrates to other organs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 59%