Growth, Yield and Fruit Quality of Strawberry (Frageria ananasa Dutch) under Different Phosphorus Levels

Ahmad, Husain; Sajjid, Muhammad; Hayat, Sikandar; Ullah, Rizwan; Ali, Muhammad Arif; Jamal, Abbas; Rahman, A.K.M.M.; Aman, Zubair; Ali, Jawad

doi:10.22158/ra.v2n2p19

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“…P negatively influenced titratable acidity, a result which agrees with that which has been reported by Obreza [ 53 ] in citrus. In addition, Medeiros et al [ 70 ] and Ahmad et al [ 71 ] also found this effect in strawberry, observing that low concentrations of P produce high titratable acidity in the fruit.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 88%

Pulp Mineral Content of Passion Fruit Germplasm Grown in Ecuador and Its Relationship with Fruit Quality Traits

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Shinohara

Samaniego

et al. 2022

Plants

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There are several species of passion fruit grown in South America. However, there is a lack of information about the mineral content in their pulp. Thus, the objective of the present research was to determine the mineral content in the pulp of different germplasms of passion fruit [Passiflora edulis f. flavicarpa (INIAP 2009 and P10), P. alata (Sweet passion fruit), P. edulis f. edulis (Gulupa) and Passiflora sp. (Criollo POR1 and Criollo PICH1)] grown in Ecuador and to determine their relationship with relevant fruit quality traits. The results showed that high Mg content was associated with less peel thickness, soluble solids was negatively related to K and B content, and vitamin C was negatively related to S content. INIAP 2009 had high titratable acidity and fruit weight but low N and Na; P10 showed the highest contents of N, K, Na, Mn and fruit weight but less P, Mg, and Fe; sweet passion fruit showed high S, Zn, Cu, soluble solids, and peel thickness but low K, Ca, B, and titratable acidity; Gulupa had high Mg, B, and Zn but low S, Fe, and Mn; Criollo POR1 showed high N and Fe but low Zn; and Criollo PICH1 showed high P, Ca, Mg, and Cu but low soluble solids and peel thickness. These results provide additional information on passion fruit germplasm grown in Ecuador and constitutes a reference for further breeding programs.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 88%

Pulp Mineral Content of Passion Fruit Germplasm Grown in Ecuador and Its Relationship with Fruit Quality Traits

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Shinohara

Samaniego

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Plants

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“…Our study findings have lower values than those of Mattner et al and Çiylez and Eşitken. K is effective in root development [84], and MSWC applications increased K uptake, which had a positive effect on root growth. According to our study findings, root length has an average value, and MSWC applications provide sufficient root length.…”

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confidence: 99%

Effect of Municipal Solid Waste Compost on Yield, Plant Growth and Nutrient Elements in Strawberry Cultivation

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2023

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In terms of sustainable economic activities, environmental and production costs of plant nutrition material in agricultural production and wastes that harm the environment, humans and living beings are two important problems. This study, which combines these two problems into a common denominator, aimed to obtain plant nutrition input with low environmental and production costs by using the wastes generated during the domestic consumption process in strawberry cultivation. Municipal solid waste compost (MSWC) for plant nutrition input and an Albion strawberry variety as a trial plant were used as research materials. In the study, where the random block trial design method was used, the effects of MSWC on plant growth, fruit quality characteristics and plant nutrient parameters were investigated. According to the results of the study, it was concluded that the examined parameters (number of fruits per plant, fruit weight, fruit taste, macro and micronutrient content in plant leaves) were positively affected according to the rate of use of MSWC. In the parameters evaluated within the scope of the study, 4 tons of MSWC applications in fruit weight, stem number, root length, plant width, leaf area, K and Ca parameters; 1.2 tons of MSWC applications in the number of fruits per plant and TA parameters; all MSWC applications in fruit yield per plant, pH, plant height, N, Mn and Cu parameters; 2 tons of MSWC applications in the TSS parameter and 1, 2 and 4 tons of MSWC applications in P and number of leaves per plant parameters gave better results compared to the control. Research findings support the idea that the use of MSWC as a plant nutrition input will provide both the production of plant nutrition input with low environmental and production costs and the prevention of the harms of waste to the environment, humans and living creatures.

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“…Lu et al (2016) evaluated three different sources of Silicon on the agronomic variables of tomato and determined that the application of nanosilica was associated with increased height and dry and fresh weight of plant organs, and consequently with increased yield. Numerous studies suggest that Silicon increases the yield of crops such as strawberry (Ouellette et al, 2017), tomato (Lu et al, 2016;Marodin et al, 2014;Toresano et al, 2012), cucumber (Abd-Alkarim et al, 2017), courgette (Cucurbita pepo) (Savvas et al, 2009), potato (Solanum tuberosum) (Pilon et al, 2013), wheat (Triticum durum) (Hanafy et al, 2008), and other grasses (Ahmad et al, 2017).…”

Section: Mexican Journal Of Phytopathologymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Similarmente, Lu et al (2016) evaluaron tres fuentes distintas de Silicio sobre variables agronómicas de jitomate y determinaron que la aplicación de nanosilice tiene un mayor impacto en el incremento de altura y en el peso seco y fresco de los órganos, y de manera consecuente del rendimiento. Numerosos estudios sugieren que el Silicio aumenta el rendimiento de cultivos como fresa (Ouellette et al, 2017), jitomate (Lu et al, 2016;Marodin et al, 2014;Toresano et al, 2012), pepino (Abd-Alkarim et al, 2017, calabacín (Cucurbita pepo) (Savvas et al, 2009), papa (Solanum tuberosum) (Pilon et al, 2013), trigo (Triticum durum) (Hanafy et al, 2008) y otras gramíneas (Ahmad et al, 2017).…”

Section: Mexican Journal Of Phytopathologyunclassified

Potassium silicate as a fungicide enhancer against Botrytis cinerea in blackberry

Nieto-Ángel¹,

Terrones-Salgado²,

Ortega-Acosta³

et al. 2022

RMF

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Blackberry gray mold, induced by Botrytis cinerea, is a fruit disease that causes important economic losses. The present study evaluated nine fungicides belonging to different chemical groups, alone and in combination with potassium silicate, using the dose recommended on the label for the control of B. cinerea in the field. The incidence and severity of the disease were evaluated, as well as the degrees Brix, silicon concentration, and yield. The experiment was carried out twice. Incidence and severity percentages were converted to area under the disease progress curve (AUDPC). Combined with potassium silicate, the fungicide azoxystrobin significantly reduced incidence and severity, showing the lowest percentages in the last evaluation of these variables. In the first repetition, the incidence and severity values were 4% (AUDPC = 1320) and 0.1% (AUDPC = 298.5), respectively. In the second, 3% (AUDPC = 1099) and 0.1% (AUDPC = 214.5) respectively. The concentration of soluble solids and fruit yield increased (12.4 and 13.6 t ha-1 in the first and second repetition, respectively). The results indicate that potassium silicate enhances the effect of fungicides under field conditions and can thus be considered a management alternative against the gray mold disease in blackberries.

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Growth, Yield and Fruit Quality of Strawberry (Frageria ananasa Dutch) under Different Phosphorus Levels

Abstract: Strawberry fruit takes less time for production and is easily multiplied. Fruiting is an exhaustive process and depletes nutrients especially phosphorus as it is

Cited by 4 publications

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Pulp Mineral Content of Passion Fruit Germplasm Grown in Ecuador and Its Relationship with Fruit Quality Traits

Pulp Mineral Content of Passion Fruit Germplasm Grown in Ecuador and Its Relationship with Fruit Quality Traits

Effect of Municipal Solid Waste Compost on Yield, Plant Growth and Nutrient Elements in Strawberry Cultivation

Potassium silicate as a fungicide enhancer against Botrytis cinerea in blackberry

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