1998
DOI: 10.1080/00103629809370162
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Diagnosis of nutrient imbalance in pomegranate by diagnosis and recommendation integrated system and compositional nutrient diagnosis

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“…De maneira semelhante, Parent et al (1994), ao avaliar desequilíbrios nutricionais em plantios de batata, observaram alta correlação entre os índices DRIS e CND; e Raghupathi & Bhargava (1998) verificaram alta correlação entre os índices de equilíbrio nutricional, produzidos para diagnósticos de romãzeiros, pelos métodos DRIS e CND, que indicaram, também, boa concordância no diagnóstico do desequilíbrio geral de nutrientes por ambos os métodos.…”
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“…De maneira semelhante, Parent et al (1994), ao avaliar desequilíbrios nutricionais em plantios de batata, observaram alta correlação entre os índices DRIS e CND; e Raghupathi & Bhargava (1998) verificaram alta correlação entre os índices de equilíbrio nutricional, produzidos para diagnósticos de romãzeiros, pelos métodos DRIS e CND, que indicaram, também, boa concordância no diagnóstico do desequilíbrio geral de nutrientes por ambos os métodos.…”
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“…Low yield was associated to low Mg concentrations. The same authors developed another similar research work with pomegranate (Punica granatum, L.) (Raghupathi & Bhargava, 1998).…”
Section: -Application Of Dris Methods To Fruit Cropsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DRIS has shown its application in both annual crops, viz., lettuce (Sanchez et al 1991 ) , tomato (Caron and Parent 1989 ) , potato (Parent et al 1994a) , onion (Caldwell et al 1994, cucumber (May fi eld et al 2002 ) , and carrot (Parent et al 1994b ) as well as perennial crops, viz., apple (Goh and Malakouti 1992 ) , grapes (Bhargava and Raghupathi 1995 ) , pecan (Beverly and Worley 1992 ) , peach (Sanz 1999 ) , mango (Schaffer et al 1988 ) , mango (Raghupathi and Bhargava 1999 ) , pomegranate (Raghupathi and Bhargava 1998 ) , banana (Angeles et al 1993 ) , sapota (Appa Rao et al 2006 ) , litchi (Hundal and Arora 1996 ) , and papaya (Bowen 1992 ) with equally reproducing results. To overcome perceived weakness in the traditional DRIS approach to tissue nutrient analysis interpretation, three revisions and two new methods were applied to data for oranges cv Valencia.…”
Section: Brief Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 73%