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[The importance of zinc in fruit-growing]

Skrivele, M.(Dobele Horticultural Plant Breeding Experimental Station (Latvia)) | Dimza, I.(Latvia)

Deficiency of zinc in plants causes disturbances of metabolism of amino acids and amides, also synthesis of chlorophyll, starch, vitamin C and vitamin B, and processes of reproduction. Zinc increases resistance of plants to winter hardiness, hot climate and several stress factors. Zinc facilitates uptake of calcium. The best method that determined deficiency of zinc in plants is tissues analysis of leaves. If in plant tissues zinc content is under 10 mg/kg, always appears typical features of this element deficiency.

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analyse de tissus análisis de tejidos apples carence minérale cinc culture fruitière deficiencia de minerales fruit growing fruticultura latvia letonia lettonie manzana mineral deficiencies nutrición de las plantas nutrition des plantes oligo-élement oligoelementos plant nutrition plant tissues pomme tejidos vegetales tissu végétal tissue analysis trace elements zinc

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Agro Tops (Latvia)

Issue 694 ISSN 1407-5164

Language

Latvian

Note

3 ill.

Translated Title

Cinka nozime auglkopiba

In AGRIS since: 2005-05-15

Format: AGRIS AP

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