英文摘要 |
Effects of nitrogen concentration and form (nitrate, urea and ammonium-N) were studied through the growth of Spathiphyllum 'Sensation' grown in coir dust-bused medium. The optimum nitrogen level was proposed lobe 8mM as measured by maximum leaf urea, shoot and root dry weights. An increased nitrogen level up to 32mM resulted in a more chlorophyll content, but also in more puckered leaves, necrosis and chlorotic spots. As nitrogen level increased, leaf N contents were increased, while leaf Ca content decreased. Leaf P and K contents increase us nitrogen level increase from 0 to 8mM, and these contents remained approximately constant from 8 to 32mM N levels. The best quality Spathiphyllum were produced with NO3-N or area-N sources, and the poorest with NH4(superscript +)-N. Plants treated with NH1(superscript +)-N resulted in more necrotic leaves, while the supplement of 9g/L dolomite in the coir dust-bused medium could alleviate the foliar necrotic symptoms. |