ater culture. The eıperimeni was carried out in laboratory conditions for a period of 55 days. The test planı was harvested just beforeflowering In general, the vegetative growth berter when plants were grown in solution containing both NO3 and NH4. With increasıng NH4 in nutrient solution, total -N increased, where as K, Ca, Mg and Na contents of ali parts analysed decreased with increasing NH4 in solution increased P content ofstems and leaves, were as decreased P in roots. The micronutrients determined in tops and roots have not shown a clear tende ney depending on the N-Source in nutrient solution. As a result it can be concluded that NO3-N alone or NO3 in combînation with NH4 in growth media, have increased plant growth more than NH4 alone."> ater culture. The eıperimeni was carried out in laboratory conditions for a period of 55 days. The test planı was harvested just beforeflowering In general, the vegetative growth berter when plants were grown in solution containing both NO3 and NH4. With increasıng NH4 in nutrient solution, total -N increased, where as K, Ca, Mg and Na contents of ali parts analysed decreased with increasing NH4 in solution increased P content ofstems and leaves, were as decreased P in roots. The micronutrients determined in tops and roots have not shown a clear tende ney depending on the N-Source in nutrient solution. As a result it can be concluded that NO3-N alone or NO3 in combînation with NH4 in growth media, have increased plant growth more than NH4 alone." > NH4 VE N 0 3 BESLENMESİNİN SU KÜLTÜRÜNDE YETİŞTİRİLEN DOMATES BİTKİSİNİN GELİŞME VE MİNERAL İÇERİĞİNE ETKİSİ / EFFECT OF NH4 and N03 NUTRITION ON THE GROVVTH AND MİNERAL COMPOSITION OF TOMATO PLANTS GROVVN IN VVATER CULTURE

NH4 VE N 0 3 BESLENMESİNİN SU KÜLTÜRÜNDE YETİŞTİRİLEN DOMATES BİTKİSİNİN GELİŞME VE MİNERAL İÇERİĞİNE ETKİSİ / EFFECT OF NH4 and N03 NUTRITION ON THE GROVVTH AND MİNERAL COMPOSITION OF TOMATO PLANTS GROVVN IN VVATER CULTURE

Authors : Nesrin YILDIZ, Orhan AYDEMİR
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Publication Date : 2011-01-03
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :ÖZET : Bu araştırma, su kültüründe yetiştirilen "Yalova 9" çeşidi domaıes bitkisinin, (a) vejetaıif gelişme ve kuru madde verimi ve (b) N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, Fe ve Zn içeriği üzerine NH4 ve NO3 azotu beslenmesinin etkilerini araştırmak amacıyla yapılmıştır. Deneme, laboratuvar koşullarında çiçeklerime başlangıcına kadar 55 gun süre ile su kültüründe yürütülmüştür. Genel olarak, vejetaıif gelişme NO3 ve NH/un her kişini de içeren çözeltilerde yetişen bitkilerde daha iyi olmuştur. Besin çözeltisinde NH4 artarken, tüm bitki aksamlarında toplam N artmış ve Ca, Mg, Na ve K azalmış; öte yandan fosfor, yaprak ve saplarda artmış, köklerde ise azalmıştır. Bitki üst aksamlarında ve köklerde mikrobesin elementleri içeriğinin çözeltideki N kaynağına bağlı olarak açık bir eğilim göstermediği belirlenmiştir. Sonuç olarak, büyüme ortamında bulunan, tek baştna NO3 ve NO3 + NH4 kombinasyonlarının, bitki gelişmesini, tek başına NH/a göre daha fazla artırdığı anlaşılmaktadır. SUMMARY: This research has been carried out in order to fınd out the influence of NO3 and NH4-N nutrition on; (a) the vegetative growth and dry matter yield and (b) N, P, K, Ca, Na, Mg, Mn, Fe and Zn content of tomato planı (Yalova 9) grown in w>ater culture. The eıperimeni was carried out in laboratory conditions for a period of 55 days. The test planı was harvested just beforeflowering In general, the vegetative growth berter when plants were grown in solution containing both NO3 and NH4. With increasıng NH4 in nutrient solution, total -N increased, where as K, Ca, Mg and Na contents of ali parts analysed decreased with increasing NH4 in solution increased P content ofstems and leaves, were as decreased P in roots. The micronutrients determined in tops and roots have not shown a clear tende ney depending on the N-Source in nutrient solution. As a result it can be concluded that NO3-N alone or NO3 in combînation with NH4 in growth media, have increased plant growth more than NH4 alone.
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