Two disbudded, potted chrysanthemum cultivars were subirrigated with 9.25, 12.3, and 18.5 mM N during vegetative, but not reproductive growth. At commercial harvest, visible symptoms of N deficiency or differences in plant/inflorescence quality were minimal, whereas N uptake efficiency was dramatically improved at 9.25 and 12.3 mM N.
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18 August 2016
Optimizing supply and timing of nitrogen application for subirrigated potted chrysanthemums
Barry J. Shelp,
Irina Solntseva,
William J. Sutton,
Geoffrey B. Lum,
Christoph W. Kessel
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assimilation de l'azote
efficacité d'absorption de l'azote
floriculture en serre
greenhouse floriculture
nitrogen uptake efficiency
nitrogen use efficiency
remobilisation