Paper · 2012 · Acta Horticulturae Sinica

Preliminary Study on the Action of the Mineral Element Fe in Fruit Calyx Development of‘Dangshan Suli’Pear

Liwu Zhu; and Zhang Shao-ling; Bing Jia

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Abstract

To discuss the relationship between mineral nutrient and pear fruit calyx persistency or shedding,the pear cultivar‘Dangshan Suli’was used as experiment materials,and the mineral elements contents in fruitlet and its calyx were tested during 5 d to 25 d after full bloom,the demand on different mineral elements for the young fruit and sepals growth were studied.The effect of Fe to fruit sepal’s growth was discussed by spraying of GA3,PP333 and FeSO4 at the full bloom stage.The correlation analysis was carried out in mineral and chlorophyll contents in fruitlet sepals.The results showed that the Fe content difference between in fruitlet and in its calyx whose Fe content was 6.13 times higher than that in fruitlet was the biggest among the tested nine mineral elements.During the sepal developing process, the iron demands were obviously higher than the fruitlets but at the same time of less demands for other mineral elements.The percentage of calyx persistency fruit,Fe content in fruitlet and its calyx were all increased under the spraying of 400 mg·L -1 GA3.On the contrary,the percentage of calyx persistency fruit and the Fe content were decreased under the treatment of 2 500 mg·L -1 PP333,otherwisely,the calyx persistency fruit percentage was increased after spraying 0.3%FeSO4 solution too.So it was postulated that the sufficient Fe content was the guarantees to both fruit calyx development and the fruit calyx persistency.There was a positive correlation between Fe and Chl.a content dynamic changes in fruitlet calyx,it indicated that the abundant of Fe was probably used for Chl.a synthesis.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Calyx Fe content was 6.13 times that of fruitlets.

Organ / stage
calyxe0
Outcome
Fe contente0
Direction
highere0
Value
6.13 timese0
Comparator
fruitlete0

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“the Fe content difference between in fruitlet and in its calyx whose Fe content was 6.13 times higher than that in fruitlet was the biggest among the tested nine mineral elements”

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“Pear”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Developing sepals required more iron but fewer other minerals than fruitlets.

Outcome
iron demandse0
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highere0
Comparator
fruitletse0

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“the iron demands were obviously higher than the fruitlets but at the same time of less demands for other mineral elements”

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“Pear”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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GA3 spraying increased calyx persistence and Fe content.

Treatment
spraying of 400 mg·L -1 GA3e0
Outcome
percentage of calyx persistency fruit,Fe content in fruitlet and its calyxe0
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increasede0

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“The percentage of calyx persistency fruit,Fe content in fruitlet and its calyx were all increased under the spraying of 400 mg·L -1 GA3.”

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“Pear”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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PP333 treatment decreased calyx persistence and Fe content.

Treatment
treatment of 2 500 mg·L -1 PP333e0
Outcome
percentage of calyx persistency fruit and the Fe contente0
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decreasede0

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“the percentage of calyx persistency fruit and the Fe content were decreased under the treatment of 2 500 mg·L -1 PP333”

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“Pear”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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FeSO4 spraying increased calyx persistence.

Treatment
spraying 0.3%FeSO4 solutione0
Outcome
calyx persistency fruit percentagee0
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increasede0

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“the calyx persistency fruit percentage was increased after spraying 0.3%FeSO4 solution too”

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“Pear”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fe and chlorophyll a contents were positively correlated in fruitlet calyx.

Organ / stage
fruitlet calyxe0
Compound
Fee0
Outcome
Chl.a content dynamic changese0
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positivee0

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“There was a positive correlation between Fe and Chl.a content dynamic changes in fruitlet calyx”

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“Pear”

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Mechanismhypothesisoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Authors proposed that sufficient Fe supports calyx development and persistence.

Compound
Fee0
Outcome
fruit calyx development and the fruit calyx persistencye0

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“it was postulated that the sufficient Fe content was the guarantees to both fruit calyx development and the fruit calyx persistency”

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“Pear”

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Mechanismhypothesisoriginal resultmeasured

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Authors suggested abundant Fe may be used for chlorophyll a synthesis.

Compound
Fee0
Outcome
Chl.a synthesise0

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“the abundant of Fe was probably used for Chl.a synthesis”

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“Pear”

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