Paper · 2020 · Protected horticulture and Plant Factory

Bush Growth and Fruit Quality of ‘Duke’ Blueberry Influenced by Nutrition Supply Periods in Unheated Plastic House

Mi Geon Cheon; Young Suk Lee; Young Bong Kim; et al.

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Abstract

In this study, we investigated the effect of nutrient supply periods on the fruit growth and quality of 'Duke' blueberry. The nutrient solution was contained with NO 3 -N 4.6, NH 4 -N 3.4, PO 4 -P 3.3, K 3.0, Ca 4.6, and Mg 2.2 mmolL -1 , and EC in the nutrient solution was 1.5 ds.m -1 . In 2017 and 2018, an individual blueberry bush was supplied with 8 L of the nutrient solution per week. In 2018, the drainage water quality of growing medium and fruit quality was investigated. The nutrient supply was started from April 01, and stopped at 15 days intervals as follows, 15 days before final harvest, at the final harvest date (June 30), 15 days after final harvest (DAFH), 30 DAFH, 45 DAFH, and 60 DAFH. The content of inorganic components in the growing medium was not significantly different by the stop time of nutrient supply, but the content of phosphorus (P 2 O 5 ) tended to increase with the delay of stop time of nutrient supply. There were no significant differences in the fruit quality characteristics in terms of size, sugar content, and acidity among the different stop time of nutrient supply. The blueberry yield was tended to decrease with the delay of periods of nutrient supply, while the lowest yield of 1.8 kg was recorded when nutrient supply stopped at 45 and 60 DAFH.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Stop time of nutrient supply did not significantly change Duke blueberry fruit size, sugar content or acidity.

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blueberrye0
Material
Dukee0
Treatment
stop time of nutrient supplye1
Outcome
fruit quality characteristics in terms of size, sugar content, and aciditye1
Direction
no significant differencese1
Setting
Unheated Plastic Houset1

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“fruit growth and quality of 'Duke' blueberry”

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“There were no significant differences in the fruit quality characteristics in terms of size, sugar content, and acidity among the different stop time of nutrient supply”

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“Unheated Plastic House”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Stop time of nutrient supply did not significantly change inorganic components in the growing medium.

Taxon
blueberrye0
Material
Dukee0
Treatment
stop time of nutrient supplye1
Outcome
content of inorganic components in the growing mediume1
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not significantly differente1
Setting
Unheated Plastic Houset1

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“fruit growth and quality of 'Duke' blueberry”

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“The content of inorganic components in the growing medium was not significantly different by the stop time of nutrient supply”

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“Unheated Plastic House”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Delaying the stop time of nutrient supply tended to increase phosphorus content in the growing medium.

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blueberrye0
Material
Dukee0
Treatment
delay of stop time of nutrient supplye1
Outcome
content of phosphorus (P 2 O 5 )e1
Direction
tended to increasee1
Setting
Unheated Plastic Houset1

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“fruit growth and quality of 'Duke' blueberry”

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“the content of phosphorus (P 2 O 5 ) tended to increase with the delay of stop time of nutrient supply”

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“Unheated Plastic House”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Delaying the periods of nutrient supply tended to decrease blueberry yield.

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blueberrye0
Material
Dukee0
Treatment
delay of periods of nutrient supplye1
Outcome
blueberry yielde1
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tended to decreasee1
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Unheated Plastic Houset1

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“fruit growth and quality of 'Duke' blueberry”

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“The blueberry yield was tended to decrease with the delay of periods of nutrient supply”

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“Unheated Plastic House”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Stopping nutrient supply at 45 and 60 days after harvest gave the lowest blueberry yield, 1.8 kg.

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blueberrye0
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Dukee0
Treatment
nutrient supply stopped at 45 and 60 DAFHe1
Outcome
yielde1
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loweste1
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1.8 kge1
Setting
Unheated Plastic Houset1

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“fruit growth and quality of 'Duke' blueberry”

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“the lowest yield of 1.8 kg was recorded when nutrient supply stopped at 45 and 60 DAFH”

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“Unheated Plastic House”

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