Research into the relation between plant nutrients and Rumple appeared kutdiken lemon fruits
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In this study, the relation between plant nutrients and rind disorder (Rumple) appeared in fruit of Kütdiken Lemon was investigated. Three lemon plantations with and without Rumple symptoms were selected in Mersin province and levels of plant nutrient of trees were determined. Subsequently, the importance of the antagonistic relationship between macronutrients at leaves and fruit rinds was found remarkable. Especially, the antagonism between K and Mg was notable. Moreover results showed that 64% of the Rumple appeared fruits on trees were mainly located on the south and east parts of canopy. Pomological analysis showed that trees with Rumple fruits have less fruit rind thickness, seed number, TSS and TA.
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Güçer Kafa
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Güçer Kafa (Doctorate thesis). Research into the relation between plant nutrients and Rumple appeared kutdiken lemon fruits, 2013, Çukurova University.
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