1957
DOI: 10.1097/00010694-195707000-00008
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Response of Some Deciduous Fruit Trees to Zinc Chelates

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“…In the state of Washington, cherry and apple trees are now kept free of zinc deficiency symptoms by spraying after the crop is harvested but before leaf fall and again in the spring with three or four pounds of zinc sulphate alone per hundred gallons of water. Cherry trees, like walnut trees, do not respond well even to as much as 40 pounds of zinc sulphate per hundred gal lons of water applied when the leaves are off (11).…”
Section: Prefatory Chapter Plant Physiology and Horticulturementioning
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“…In the state of Washington, cherry and apple trees are now kept free of zinc deficiency symptoms by spraying after the crop is harvested but before leaf fall and again in the spring with three or four pounds of zinc sulphate alone per hundred gallons of water. Cherry trees, like walnut trees, do not respond well even to as much as 40 pounds of zinc sulphate per hundred gal lons of water applied when the leaves are off (11).…”
Section: Prefatory Chapter Plant Physiology and Horticulturementioning
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“…Other zinc-containing compounds, such as zinc chelates, have been reported to have low phytotoxicity and have been assessed as to their suitability to correct conditions of inadequate Zn (Neilsen and Hogue, 1983) although their postharvest application has been shown to be ineffective (Benson et al, 1957). It would be desirable to assess the suitability and effectiveness of Zn compounds to supply Zn safely soon after bloom when simultaneous growth and high nutrient demand occurs for developing shoots, fruits and roots.…”
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“…moglicben Cbelatcbarakter von Zink-Humusverbindungen eine grofie Bedeutung zu, zumal Untersucbungen an Sinapis alba (Dekock und Mitcbell 1956) eine verminderte Aufnabme des cbelatisierten Zinks im Vergleicb zum ionogenen Metall gezeigt baben. Allerdings kommen andere Autoren (Boawn et al 1957, Benson et al 1957 bei Obstbaumen zu entgegengesetzten Ergebnissen, wobei die letztgenannten Experinientatoren die Moglicbkeit eines artspezifiscben Verbaltens in ibren Resultaten erkennen lassen.…”
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