The role of calcium, boron and some divalent ions in leaf tipburn of strawberry
The role of calcium, boron and some divalent ions in leaf tipburn of strawberry
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钙、硼及部分二价离子在草莓叶尖烧伤中的作用
DOI:
10.1016/0304-4238(74)90039-9
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发表时间:
1974
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
C. Guttridge
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作者:
G. Mason;C. Guttridge
Strawberry leaf tipburn occurs commonly in some cultivars in Britain during the summer outdoors, although usually only mildly. Outbreaks are occasionally severe in glasshouses. The damage arises at the time of leaf emergence, but is most evident after leaf expansion.Although the disorder can be induced by deficiencies of boron or calcium in the rooting medium, it also occurs where these elements are freely supplied in nutrient solutions. Where neither calcium nor boron were deficient, drops of aqueous solutions of calcium salts (but not of boric acid) applied to buds and emerging leaves greatly reduced or prevented tipburn. Drops containing manganese, magnesium or strontium salts also reduced tipburn, while drops containing oxalate or citrate induced it. The addition of small amounts of EDTA to the drops decreased the effectiveness of the manganese, magnesium and, to a lesser extent, strontium salts, but not that of calcium nitrate.The evidence suggests that tipburn is caused by a localised shortage of calcium occurring just before and during leaf emergence, resulting either from a deficiency of calcium at the roots or, more frequently, from an inadequate rate of uptake or transport of calcium.