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Fertilization levels had no significant effect on iron, manganese and copper content in the index parts of greenhouse tomato.
- Taxon
- tomato
Solanum lycopersicumt0 - Organ / stage
- index partse0
- Treatment
- Fertilization levelse0
- Outcome
- the content of iron, manganese and coppere0
- Direction
- did not affect significantlye0
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Verbatim
t0“NUTRITION STATUS OF GREENHOUSE TOMATO GROWN IN INERT MEDIA”
e0“Fertilization levels did not affect significantly the content of iron, manganese and copper in the index parts”
Title
NUTRITION STATUS OF GREENHOUSE TOMATO GROWN IN INERT MEDIA. Part II. MICROELEMENTS
P. Chohura; A. Komosa http://wydawnictwo.up.lublin.pl/acta/hortorum_cultus/2003/acta_hort_2(2)_art_02.pdf 2003. doi:10.24326/asphc.2003.2.2
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Mean iron content of the index leaves of greenhouse tomato was 118.5 mg per kg dry mass.
- Observation Mean zinc content of the index leaves of greenhouse tomato was 51.7 mg per kg dry mass.
- Observation Mean manganese content of the index leaves of greenhouse tomato was 269.0 mg per kg dry mass.
- Observation Mean copper content of the index leaves of greenhouse tomato was 11.43 mg per kg dry mass.
- Intervention effect Rockwool, expanded clay and polyurethane foam had no significant effect on microelement contents in the index parts of greenhouse tomato.
- Intervention effect Zinc content in the leaves of tomato grown in rockwool and polyurethane foam was significantly higher than in expanded clay.
- Intervention effect Zinc content in greenhouse tomato decreased at the higher fertilization level.
- Observation Tomato plants showed high tolerance to zinc and manganese content in feeding solutions.
- Observation No phytotoxicity of zinc or manganese was found in tomato at 2.01 mg Zn and 1.78 mg Mn per dm3 of water or feeding solution.