Fe deficient chlorosis in the leaves of greenhouse roses induced by excess phosphorus in soil.

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  • 施設栽培バラ葉におけるクロロシス発生とリン酸の過剰施用について

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Recently chlorosis in leaves is frequently appeared in the greenhouse roses, and it depreciates rose cut flowers.<BR>In this paper, the relationship between the appearance of chlorosis and soil chemical properties, some mineral contents in plant leaves was investigated. The results obtained were as follows.<BR>1. The exchangeable CaO, MgO, K2O and Mn were respectively contained in the ranges of 133-294 mg, 24.8-53.9 mg, 24.3-89.4 mg/100 g soil and 0.8-9.7 ppm in the cultivated soil of the greenhouses.<BR>2. The concentration of extractable Fe was markedly low in a range of 2.3-5.2 ppm. On the contrary, available phosphorus indicated by Truog P was in a range of 144-332 mg/100 g soil and it was extremely abundant.<BR>3. Correlation between the appearance of chlorosis and mineral contents in tested soil was not recognized.<BR>4. The phosphorus content and chlorophyll in rose leaves showed a negative correlation at 1% level of significance.<BR>5. It became clear from this investigation that the appearance of chlorosis was dependent on Fe deficiency induced by excess phosphorus in rose leaves and Fe deficient chlorosis was assumed to appear when phosphorus concentration in leaves was higher than 0.45%.

Journal

  • Environment Control in Biology

    Environment Control in Biology 22 (2/3), 47-52, 1984

    Japanese Society of Agricultural, Biological and Environmental Engineers and Scientists

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  • CRID
    1390001205081309568
  • NII Article ID
    130003724871
  • DOI
    10.2525/ecb1963.22.47
  • ISSN
    21851018
    05824087
  • Text Lang
    ja
  • Data Source
    • JaLC
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    • CiNii Articles
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    Disallowed

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