2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.scienta.2009.02.009
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The effects of low boron on growth, gas exchange, boron concentration and distribution of ‘Newhall’ navel orange (Citrus sinensis Osb.) plants grafted on two rootstocks

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“…Em mamoneira, Silva et al (2008), verificaram que as plantas cultivadas na ausência de boro apresentaram menor teor de matéria seca de raízes em comparação com as demais doses testadas desse nutriente em solução nutritiva. Resultado semelhante foi observado por Sheng et al (2009), em laranjeira Newhall (Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck) enxertada em Poncirus trifoliata Rafin cultivada sob diferentes concentrações de boro adicionadas à solução nutritiva aplicada no substrato, em que ocorreu acréscimo na matéria seca de raízes com o aumento do boro disponível para a planta. Figura 3 -Matérias fresca e seca de raízes de plantas de copo-de-leite cultivadas sob doses de boro em solução nutritiva, após 210 dias.…”
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“…Em mamoneira, Silva et al (2008), verificaram que as plantas cultivadas na ausência de boro apresentaram menor teor de matéria seca de raízes em comparação com as demais doses testadas desse nutriente em solução nutritiva. Resultado semelhante foi observado por Sheng et al (2009), em laranjeira Newhall (Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck) enxertada em Poncirus trifoliata Rafin cultivada sob diferentes concentrações de boro adicionadas à solução nutritiva aplicada no substrato, em que ocorreu acréscimo na matéria seca de raízes com o aumento do boro disponível para a planta. Figura 3 -Matérias fresca e seca de raízes de plantas de copo-de-leite cultivadas sob doses de boro em solução nutritiva, após 210 dias.…”
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“…2). Several studies showed that B deficiency induced leaf structural changes including abnormal stomatal morphology and altered functionality (Oosterhuis and Zhao 2001;Rosolem and Leite 2007;Sharma and Sharma 1987;Sheng et al 2009) but the underlying mechanisms of this physiological response to B deficiency remain speculative.…”
Section: Symptoms Of Different B Root Supplymentioning
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“…Physiological responses of plants to B deficiency include the loss of membrane integrity and cell wall stability, which result in the development of structural damage in crop plants like for instance, cracked stem in celery, stalk rot in cauliflower, heart rot and internal black spot in beet, top rot in tobacco and internal cork in apple (Blevins and Lukaszewski 1998). Several studies showed that B deficiency induces leaf structural changes, including abnormal stomata and distorted guard cells in cauliflower (Sharma and Sharma 1987) and coffee (Rosolem and Leite 2007) or decreased stomatal conductance and transpiration rates in navel orange and cotton (Oosterhuis and Zhao 2001;Sheng et al 2009). Many other effects associated with B imbalances have been described, but the direct role of B in metabolism is still little understood.…”
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“…[9] In citrus, boron deficiency causes leaf senescence, decreases the tree vigour and reduces the fruit yield and quality. [10,11] It also causes corky split veins to occur in mature leaves. [7,12] Roots are critical for absorption, the transport of water and mineral nutrients such as boron, the synthesis of metabolites such as auxin, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…[10] However, its primary and lateral root elongation is more sensitive to boron deficiency than other citrus rootstocks. [15,16] Although a relationship between boron deficiency and IAA metabolism in citrus has been hypothesized [7,15,16] and was discovered in squash, [2] sunflower, [28] pea [29] and Arabidopsis thaliana, [19] our knowledge about this relationship is still rudimentary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%