Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions
In Colombia, Tahiti acid lime production value ranks among the most important fruits in the country. Despite its economic importance, productivity loss in Tolima department orchards has been reported due to a physiological disorder or “phisiopathy”, related to water and nutrition stress which caus...
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| author | Rios Rojasa, Liliana Chaalib, Nesrine Jaramillo Barriosb, Camilo Ignacio Ouazaab, Sofiane Correa, Jhon Fabio |
| author_browse | Chaalib, Nesrine Correa, Jhon Fabio Jaramillo Barriosb, Camilo Ignacio Ouazaab, Sofiane Rios Rojasa, Liliana |
| author_facet | Rios Rojasa, Liliana Chaalib, Nesrine Jaramillo Barriosb, Camilo Ignacio Ouazaab, Sofiane Correa, Jhon Fabio |
| author_sort | Rios Rojasa, Liliana |
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| description | In Colombia, Tahiti acid lime production value ranks among the most important fruits in the country. Despite its
economic importance, productivity loss in Tolima department orchards has been reported due to a physiological
disorder or “phisiopathy”, related to water and nutrition stress which causes descending tissue death. This study
aimed to assess the response of Tahiti acid lime trees to three irrigation treatments (based on water retention
curve) combined with two nutrition doses (based on balance index between soil and leaf nutrient concentration).
Variables of photosynthesis, yield, and symptom expression caused by the phisiopathy were monitored during
three experimental years. The number of affected order-5 branches was quantified in five trees per treatment on
a biweekly frequency. Assessment of physiological behavior of Tahiti acid lime was conducted by monitoring
leaf gas exchange. The results of the water retention curve indicated that the soil moisture must be maintained
above 15.6 % (at 0.5 bars) and preferably at field capacity (FC), in order to avoid water stress and thus physiological disorder. Results showed that no treatment was highlighted in terms of reducing significantly the
number of affected order-5 branches for trees without phisiopathy (WOP, classified as trees with less than 50 %
of branches affectation). However, in trees with (WP, trees with more than 50 % of branches affectation), a
decrease in affected order-5 branches was observed as a response to T2 (applied irrigation water is between
0.33−0.5 bars with 150 % of nutrients), T3 (applied irrigation water is between 0.5−1.0 bars with 100 % of
nutrients), and T6 (applied irrigation water is between 1.0–3.0 bars with 150 % of nutrients) treatments.
For trees WP and WOP, the highest yield was observed by applying T2 treatment where yield value reached
2.91 t ha−1 and 5.02 t ha-1, respectively. T2 generated an improvement of the functional response of Tahiti acid
lime trees represented in the increase of Gs and A, which in turn, increased fruit yield and renewed foliage
during the crop season. Significant statistical differences were found in average yield (t ha-1) in tress WP and
WOP, over the three experimental years (p < 0.05). The application of the different treatments generated a
positive productive response and maybe used as a guideline for Tahiti acid lime farmers in Tolima region. |
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| spelling | RepoAGROSAVIA412332025-09-16T03:01:22Z Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions Rios Rojasa, Liliana Chaalib, Nesrine Jaramillo Barriosb, Camilo Ignacio Ouazaab, Sofiane Correa, Jhon Fabio Riego - F06 Lima Riego Nutrición Fisiología Frutales http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_4341 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_3954 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_49892 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_49881 In Colombia, Tahiti acid lime production value ranks among the most important fruits in the country. Despite its economic importance, productivity loss in Tolima department orchards has been reported due to a physiological disorder or “phisiopathy”, related to water and nutrition stress which causes descending tissue death. This study aimed to assess the response of Tahiti acid lime trees to three irrigation treatments (based on water retention curve) combined with two nutrition doses (based on balance index between soil and leaf nutrient concentration). Variables of photosynthesis, yield, and symptom expression caused by the phisiopathy were monitored during three experimental years. The number of affected order-5 branches was quantified in five trees per treatment on a biweekly frequency. Assessment of physiological behavior of Tahiti acid lime was conducted by monitoring leaf gas exchange. The results of the water retention curve indicated that the soil moisture must be maintained above 15.6 % (at 0.5 bars) and preferably at field capacity (FC), in order to avoid water stress and thus physiological disorder. Results showed that no treatment was highlighted in terms of reducing significantly the number of affected order-5 branches for trees without phisiopathy (WOP, classified as trees with less than 50 % of branches affectation). However, in trees with (WP, trees with more than 50 % of branches affectation), a decrease in affected order-5 branches was observed as a response to T2 (applied irrigation water is between 0.33−0.5 bars with 150 % of nutrients), T3 (applied irrigation water is between 0.5−1.0 bars with 100 % of nutrients), and T6 (applied irrigation water is between 1.0–3.0 bars with 150 % of nutrients) treatments. For trees WP and WOP, the highest yield was observed by applying T2 treatment where yield value reached 2.91 t ha−1 and 5.02 t ha-1, respectively. T2 generated an improvement of the functional response of Tahiti acid lime trees represented in the increase of Gs and A, which in turn, increased fruit yield and renewed foliage during the crop season. 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| spellingShingle | Riego - F06 Lima Riego Nutrición Fisiología Frutales http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_4341 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_3954 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_49892 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_49881 Rios Rojasa, Liliana Chaalib, Nesrine Jaramillo Barriosb, Camilo Ignacio Ouazaab, Sofiane Correa, Jhon Fabio Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| title | Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| title_full | Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| title_fullStr | Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| title_full_unstemmed | Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| title_short | Irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of Tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| title_sort | irrigation and nutrition as criteria for adequate management of tahiti acid lime trees affected by a physiological disorder in tropical conditions |
| topic | Riego - F06 Lima Riego Nutrición Fisiología Frutales http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_4341 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_3954 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_49892 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_49881 |
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