Estimation  of  the  Growth  of  ‘Vanda’  Maiden  Sweet   Cherry  Trees  on  Three  Rootstocks  and  After  Aplication  of  Foliar  Fertilization  in  a  Nursery

Świerczyński, S.; Borowiak, Klaudia; Bosiacki, Maciej; Urbaniak, M.; Malinowska, A.H.

doi:10.24326/asphc.2019.1.11

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“…The maiden apple tree cultivars used in our experiment differed in their leaf contents of macro-and micronutrients. Other authors [24,25,56] also observed species-or cultivardependent differences in the effects of the same biostimulants and fertilisers on the nutrition of plants.…”

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“…However, neither of the fertilisers (urea, calcium nitrate) used in their experiment improved the growth of the maiden apple trees significantly. In a later study [24], only one of the foliar fertilisers (Maxi Grow Excel) used in the experiment improved the growth of maiden cherry trees. Other foliar preparations and fertilisers, which also contained microelements (Black Jack and Biopuls Forte), increased the contents of nitrogen and phosphorus, and less frequently the contents of potassium, calcium, and micronutrients in the leaves of maiden sweet cherry trees.…”

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“…Our experiment showed that the biostimulants and foliar fertilisers had diverse effects on the contents of macro-and micronutrients in the leaves of the four cultivars of maiden apple trees in the nursery. According to Świerczy ński et al [24], it is difficult to compare the results of studies on the contents of nutrients in leaves because they depend on various factors, including the compositions of the preparations used, the weather conditions, the soil abundance, as well as the plant species and cultivar. Our experiment showed that the foliar treatment of the maiden apple trees with the fertilisers guaranteed higher contents of nutrients in their leaves than with the use of biostimulants, which resulted in lower levels of most of the nutrients than in the control plants.…”

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The Effects of Reduced Mineral Fertilisation Combined with the Foliar Application of Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Nutrition of Maiden Apple Trees and the Contents of Soil Nutrients

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The experiment compared the use of a dose of mineral fertilisation reduced by half in a nursery, which was replaced by foliar treatment with biostimulants and fertilisers. The control combination was a full dose of mineral fertilisation without foliar treatments. The half dose of mineral fertiliser applied into the soil decreased its acidity and salinity. At the same time, it decreased the soil content of macro- and micronutrients, except for calcium and iron. In most cases the simultaneous foliar application of the four biostimulants tested in our experiment reduced the content of macronutrients in the leaves of maiden apple trees, except for calcium. On the other hand, it increased the iron (28.2% average) and manganese (24.8% average) levels in the leaves but reduced the levels of zinc (11.8% average) and copper (25% average). The foliar application of two fertilisers increased the leaf contents of phosphorus (12% average) and calcium (9.3% average). One of the fertilisers also increased the leaf contents of potassium, magnesium, and micronutrients.

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Section: The Contents Of Macro-and Micronutrients In the Leaves Of Maiden Apple Treesmentioning

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Section: The Contents Of Macro-and Micronutrients In the Leaves Of Maiden Apple Treesmentioning

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The Effects of Reduced Mineral Fertilisation Combined with the Foliar Application of Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Nutrition of Maiden Apple Trees and the Contents of Soil Nutrients

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2021

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“…Pol. Hortorum Cultus, 22(4), 47-66. https://doi.org/10.24326/ asphc.2023.5024 authors [Cantín et al 2010, Sitarek and Grzyb 2010, Baryła et al 2014, Świerczyński et al 2019. Baryła et al [2014] obtained 'Regina' maiden trees on the 'GiSelA 5' rootstock with a diameter of 14.2 mm.…”

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Influence of the propagation method of three semidwarf rootstocks on the growth and activity of the physiological processes of maiden sweet cherry trees in a nursery

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2023

Acta Sci. Pol. Hortorum Cultus

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Rootstocks that reduce the vigor of sweet cherry trees are currently in high demand in orchard production. However, their suitability for nursery production is not fully verified. There are also difficulties in the method of their obtaining, mainly through in vitro cultures, which is associated with high prices. The experiment compared the growth of maiden trees of four sweet cherry varieties on rootstocks that reduce their vigor, ‘Gisela 5’, ‘Krymsk 5;, and ‘Pi-ku 1’. In addition, rootstocks produced by cheaper means using shoot cuttings were evaluated compared with those from in vitro. The lower efficiency of maiden trees was obtained on the ‘Krymsk 5’ rootstock than on the other two rootstocks. In contrast, the vigor of maiden trees on this rootstock was significantly more potent. Generally, rootstocks derived from in vitro yielded a higher percentage of maiden trees. Additionally, for most of the varieties and years tested, the rootstocks obtained in this way improved the growth of the trees as determined by their diameter and length of the lateral shoots. The activity of the physiological processes of the maiden trees varied with the rootstock used. Maiden trees on the ‘Krymsk 5’ rootstock were most often characterized by the lowest levels of the three tested parameters (E, C, and I CO2). Meanwhile, the net photosynthetic intensity was lowest on the ‘Pi-ku 1’ rootstock.

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“…The application of two foliar fertilisers resulted in a similar growth of the stoolings to that of the control combination. Świerczy ński et al [48] conducted an experiment that showed that only the foliar treatment of maiden sweet cherry trees with the Maxi Grow Excel fertiliser significantly improved their growth results. It is noteworthy that when the dose of mineral fertiliser is reduced, additional foliar fertilisation only compensates for the possible lack of soil nutrients but it does not improve the growth of plants.…”

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The Effect of Foliar Spray Treatments with Various Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Growth of M.9 Rootstock Stoolings

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Bosiacki

2022

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An experiment was conducted to compare the effect of applying half a dose of a mineral fertiliser combined with a foliar treatment with four biostimulants and two fertilisers in relation to a full dose of a mineral fertiliser. The M.9 rootstock stoolings were sprayed four times during their growth. Each year of the experiment, the height, the diameter, the fresh weight of leaves and the leaf surface area of all stoolings were measured. The efficiency of rootstocks from one mother plant was assessed. Some parameters of physiological processes as well as the content of micro- and macronutrients in the leaves were also assessed. The research results showed that the reduced dose of the mineral fertiliser with foliar treatment did not significantly decrease the growth parameters of the M.9 rootstock stoolings. Some foliar treatments, especially Bioamino Plant and Bispeed, resulted in higher fresh weight and larger leaf area of the stoolings. The treatment with the Bioamino Plant biostimulant and two foliar fertilisers resulted in parameters of the physiological processes of stoolings that were the same as or better than those in the control plants. After the foliar application of two fertilisers, the content of macronutrients in the leaves of the stoolings was usually the same as in the control. The treatment with the biostimulants resulted in a lower content of most macronutrients in the plants (N, K and Ca). The only exception was the higher magnesium content than in the control after the treatment with all biostimulants and the same phosphorus content after the treatment with most of the biostimulants. The Aminoplant and Bispeed biostimulants increased the accumulation of iron in the leaves, whereas the Basfoliar 6-12-6 fertiliser resulted in higher zinc and copper content than in the control plants.

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Estimation of the Growth of ‘Vanda’ Maiden Sweet Cherry Trees on Three Rootstocks and After Aplication of Foliar Fertilization in a Nursery

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The Effects of Reduced Mineral Fertilisation Combined with the Foliar Application of Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Nutrition of Maiden Apple Trees and the Contents of Soil Nutrients

The Effects of Reduced Mineral Fertilisation Combined with the Foliar Application of Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Nutrition of Maiden Apple Trees and the Contents of Soil Nutrients

Influence of the propagation method of three semidwarf rootstocks on the growth and activity of the physiological processes of maiden sweet cherry trees in a nursery

The Effect of Foliar Spray Treatments with Various Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Growth of M.9 Rootstock Stoolings

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