Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena

Non-flowering two-year old Coffea arabica L. (cv.'S.L 34') plants were grown in sand culture and treated with varying combinations of copper and phosphorus. Increases in the number of leaves and flower buds were observed at P levels of 90 to 140 ppm in the presence of Cu levels of 1064 and 5064 ppm...

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Main Author: Aduayi, E.A
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Language:Inglés
Published: Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) 2023
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description Non-flowering two-year old Coffea arabica L. (cv.'S.L 34') plants were grown in sand culture and treated with varying combinations of copper and phosphorus. Increases in the number of leaves and flower buds were observed at P levels of 90 to 140 ppm in the presence of Cu levels of 1064 and 5064 ppm which also produced the best plant growth. However, at higher Cu treatments, severe Cu toxicity symptoms were observed as indicated in reduced leaf number. Increasing the concentration of P treatments increased the total chlorophyll content, Leaf-N was decreased at high Cu concentrations in the presence of P. Increases in leaf-P, -K and decreases in leaf-Ca and -Mg resulting in severe deficiency symptoms, were observed at increasing P treatment concentrations. Leaf- and root-P and -Cu were increased at all treatment combinations with the greatest accumulation of these clements appearing in the roots. The tendency towards increased N, P and Cu accamulations in the roots would probably result in an increase in protein synthesis and a subsequent increase in Cu-protein complexes within the roots
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spelling RepoCATIE123792023-11-15T18:03:59Z Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena Role of phosphorus and copper on growth and nutrient composition of Arabica coffee grown in sand culture Aduayi, E.A Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica Fósforo||phosphorus||Fósforo||phosphore Cobre||copper||Cobre||cuivre Desempeño de cultivos||crop performance||desempenho de cultura||performance de culture Respuesta de la planta||plant response||resposta da planta||réponse de la plante Rendimiento de cultivos||crop yield||rendimento de cultura||rendement des cultures Sede Central Non-flowering two-year old Coffea arabica L. (cv.'S.L 34') plants were grown in sand culture and treated with varying combinations of copper and phosphorus. Increases in the number of leaves and flower buds were observed at P levels of 90 to 140 ppm in the presence of Cu levels of 1064 and 5064 ppm which also produced the best plant growth. However, at higher Cu treatments, severe Cu toxicity symptoms were observed as indicated in reduced leaf number. Increasing the concentration of P treatments increased the total chlorophyll content, Leaf-N was decreased at high Cu concentrations in the presence of P. Increases in leaf-P, -K and decreases in leaf-Ca and -Mg resulting in severe deficiency symptoms, were observed at increasing P treatment concentrations. Leaf- and root-P and -Cu were increased at all treatment combinations with the greatest accumulation of these clements appearing in the roots. The tendency towards increased N, P and Cu accamulations in the roots would probably result in an increase in protein synthesis and a subsequent increase in Cu-protein complexes within the roots 2023-11-14T15:20:28Z 2023-11-14T15:20:28Z 1978-04 Artículo https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/12379 openAccess en Turrialba; Vol. 28, no. 2 8 páginas application/pdf Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
spellingShingle Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica
Fósforo||phosphorus||Fósforo||phosphore
Cobre||copper||Cobre||cuivre
Desempeño de cultivos||crop performance||desempenho de cultura||performance de culture
Respuesta de la planta||plant response||resposta da planta||réponse de la plante
Rendimiento de cultivos||crop yield||rendimento de cultura||rendement des cultures
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Aduayi, E.A
Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena
title Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena
title_full Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena
title_fullStr Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena
title_full_unstemmed Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena
title_short Papel del fósforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composición del café Arábica cultivado en arena
title_sort papel del fosforo y del cobre sobre el crecimiento y composicion del cafe arabica cultivado en arena
topic Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica||Coffea arabica
Fósforo||phosphorus||Fósforo||phosphore
Cobre||copper||Cobre||cuivre
Desempeño de cultivos||crop performance||desempenho de cultura||performance de culture
Respuesta de la planta||plant response||resposta da planta||réponse de la plante
Rendimiento de cultivos||crop yield||rendimento de cultura||rendement des cultures
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