CHELATE ON EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF IRON IRON AND CITRUS LEAF CHLOROPHYLL

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SHIRZADI M.H.; EJRAEI A.A.K.

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Journal: PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM Year:2012 | Volume:7 | Issue:29 Page(s): 83-94

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CHELATE ON EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF IRON IRON AND CITRUS LEAF CHLOROPHYLL

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SHIRZADI M.H. | EJRAEI A.A.K. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

CITRUSQ3

SECESTRIN138Q2

MASTERQ2

LIBFERQ2

SOLUFEEDQ2

CRESCALQ2

Abstract

More than 25 percent of farm land in the earth is calcareous soils .As a result deficiency of some elements such as copper, zinc, manganese and especially iron, in these soils is considered a problem .Most areas where the average annual rainfall of 500 mm is less severely affected are complications .Next cholorosis low in calcareous soils with disabilities are not mentioned elements but very low solubility compounds and minerals containing elements such as copper, zinc and iron in soils is caused by the concentration of these elements in soil solution decrease .In this study, five types of iron fertilizer chelate Brands LIBFER, MASTER CRESCAL, SOLUFEED and high consumption of 138 secestrin most fertilizers are Jahrom Chelate iron were selected and each of four levels., 5, 10 and 20 mg kg-1 soil of four Mrkbaty most acreage in this region are assigned to Orange, Mandarin, Sweet lime and sour lemon in three replications in a garden soil added was .The results showed :Among all the fertilizers consumed the lowest levels of fertilizer CRESCAL the local concentration of iron have orange leaves .Libfer fertilizer with the highest level of 20 mg of iron increased the leaf chlorophyll content has local oranges .Master fertilizer level of 10 mg Fe kg-1 soil greatest effect on the leaf chlorophyll concentration in Kyno Clementine has had the significantly higher than control and others treatments .Crescal fertilizer not only increased iron concentration and leaf chlorophyll content Kyno Clementine has not decreased but the amount of leaf iron and chlorophyll, even in Mandarin has been compared with control. secestrin 138 fertilizer level 5 and 10 mg iron kg-1 between other fertilizer had has the highest concentration of iron fresh lemon leaves .The levels of 5 and 10 mg of iron to secestrin 138 fertilizer although no significant differences with each other but significant increase in iron concentration than control plants and has had other treatments.

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SHIRZADI, M.H., & EJRAEI, A.A.K.. (2012). CHELATE ON EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF IRON IRON AND CITRUS LEAF CHLOROPHYLL. PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM, 7(29), 83-94. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/145218/en

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SHIRZADI M.H., EJRAEI A.A.K.. CHELATE ON EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF IRON IRON AND CITRUS LEAF CHLOROPHYLL. PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM[Internet]. 2012;7(29):83-94. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/145218/en

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M.H. SHIRZADI, and A.A.K. EJRAEI, “CHELATE ON EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF IRON IRON AND CITRUS LEAF CHLOROPHYLL,” PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM, vol. 7, no. 29, pp. 83–94, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/145218/en

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