1995
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.1995.383.35
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Effects of Soil Management, Irrigation and Fertigation in an Ip Apple Orchard on Soil Nitrate Content and on Tree Mineral Nutrition

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“…Current apple production systems involve much higher densities of trees on dwarfing rootstocks. However, interest has been further provoked by recent studies indicating that large amounts of N are potentially available to fruit trees from a grass-legume understorey (Goh and Ridgen 1997), and that higher and adequate soil N was measured in orchard soil beneath white clover relative to various grasses (Hornig and Bünemann 1995). Such an orchard system provides a possible method of reducing N fertilization rates in orchards and mitigating the ecological consequences of excessive N-fertilizer applications (Weinbaum et al 1992).…”
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“…Current apple production systems involve much higher densities of trees on dwarfing rootstocks. However, interest has been further provoked by recent studies indicating that large amounts of N are potentially available to fruit trees from a grass-legume understorey (Goh and Ridgen 1997), and that higher and adequate soil N was measured in orchard soil beneath white clover relative to various grasses (Hornig and Bünemann 1995). Such an orchard system provides a possible method of reducing N fertilization rates in orchards and mitigating the ecological consequences of excessive N-fertilizer applications (Weinbaum et al 1992).…”
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