Journals / Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry / 1999 / Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 4

Effect of Salinity on Phosphorus Induced Zinc Deficency in Pepper ( Capsicum annuumL.) Plants

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459–464
Publication Date
1999-04-01
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Salinity also increased the Cl concentrations of the plants.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The combined effects of NaCl salinity and increasing rates of P on the Zn nutrition of pepper were studied.
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Key Findings & Data:The applied P increased fruit yield in the absence of salinity, but decreased it in the presence of salinity.
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Conclusion & Impact:Salinity also increased the Cl concentrations of the plants.
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Abstract

The combined effects of NaCl salinity and increasing rates of P on the Zn nutrition of pepper were studied. The applied P increased fruit yield in the absence of salinity, but decreased it in the presence of salinity. Fresh and dry weights of the plants were increased by the applied P and decreased by salinity. Both salinity and increasing levels of P (except 300 mg kg -1 ) decreased the Zn concentrations and Zn uptake of the plants. Zinc deficiency symptoms were observed at P levels of 300 and 500 mg kg -1 , a result which was more pronounced under saline conditions. Leaf P concentrations tended to increase with increasing P levels, to a greater extent under saline conditions. Salinity and increased levels of applied P increased the tissue Na concentrations. Salinity also increased the Cl concentrations of the plants.

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The combined effects of NaCl salinity and increasing rates of P on the Zn nutrition of pepper were studied. The applied P increased fruit yield in the absence of salinity, but decreased it in the presence of salinity. Fresh and dry weights of the plants were increased by the applied P and decreased by salinity. Both salinity and increasing levels of P (except 300 mg kg -1 ) decreased the Zn concentrations and Zn uptake of the plants. Zinc deficiency symptoms were observed at P levels of 300 and 500 mg kg -1 , a result which was more pronounced under saline conditions. Leaf P concentrations tended to increase with increasing P levels, to a greater extent under saline conditions. Salinity and increased levels of applied P increased the tissue Na concentrations. Salinity also increased the Cl concentrations of the plants.

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GÜNEŞ, A., İNAL, A., ALPASLAN, M., ÇIKILI, Y. (1999). Effect of Salinity on Phosphorus Induced Zinc Deficency in Pepper ( Capsicum annuumL.) Plants. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 4, 459–464. https://ajindex.com/articles/381111

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