plants absorb nutrients needed for plant type, growing season, depending on soil and yield. absorb of nutrient 30-90 percent depends management practices in the use of fertilizer. can be used fertilizers in most cases soil and for foliar feeding can be quickly absorbed into the plant at the proper levels of nutrition in cucumber. in this experiment, was used a split plot in a randomized complet...

Plant–soil feedbacks regulate plant productivity and diversity, but potential mechanisms underpinning such feedbacks, as the allocation of recent assimilate, remain largely untested especially for plants forming tripartite symbioses. We tested how soils from under alder Alnus glutinosa beneath other species same different families affected growth nutrition, colonization roots by nitrogen-fixing...

Polymer-coated fertilizer (PCF) provides a potential means to optimize nutrient delivery for plant uptake, while minimizing leaching. Coating technology varies by manufacturer, which may alter patterns of nutrient release over time among comparable products. Three months following sowing, Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) seedlings were transplanted into containers with Osmocot...

Air humidity indicated as vapour pressure deficit (VPD) is directly related to transpiration and stomatal function of plants. We studied the effects of VPD and nitrogen (N) supply on leaf metabolites, plant growth, and mineral nutrition with young micropropagated silver birches (Betula pendula Roth.) in a growth chamber experiment. Plants that were grown under low VPD for 26 d had higher biomas...

Powdery mildew infection in cucumber plants was significantly reduced by foliar application of 2,6dichloroisonicotinic acid (INA). Although the overall isozyme banding patterns of superoxide dismutase (SOD) and peroxidase (POD) were very similar, there were differences in the densities of major bands between the leaves of control and INA-applied plants. When plants were subjected to foliar appl...

The Spectranomics approach to tropical forest remote sensing has established a link between foliar reflectance spectra and the phylogenetic composition of tropical canopy tree communities vis-à-vis the taxonomic organization of biochemical trait variation. However, a direct relationship between phylogenetic affiliation and foliar reflectance spectra of species has not been established. We sough...

Water deficits severely affect growth, particularly for the plants in arid and semiarid regions of the world. In addition to precipitation, other subsidiary water, such as dew, fog, clouds and small rain showers, may also be absorbed by leaves in a process known as foliar water uptake. With the severe scarcity of water in desert regions, this process is increasingly becoming a necessity. Studie...