英文摘要 |
Petunia hybrida (Vilm) ”White Cascade” and ”Old Glory White” were grown in sand-sawdust mix during winter-spring season and watered with 8 or 12 nutrient solutions containing varying combination of nitrogen [(NH4)2 SO4, urea, NH4NO2, Ca(NO3)2] and potassium (KCl, KNO3, K2SO4)sources, each resulting in a total 200 ppm N plus 200 ppm K. KCl combination with (NH4)2SO4 or urea limited the growth and flower production and showed physiological K deficiency and ammonium toxicity symptoms which were revealing by chlorosis or necrosis on the lower leaves, and low K content through tissue analysis. There were significant increased in fresh weight, flowers and K content in combination KNO3 with four N sources, and the best result was shown in KNO3 plus NH4NO3. Plant growth was increased as the K2SO4 source substituded with KCl, while reduction of growth was found when compared with KNO3 as K source. The results indicated that growth of petunia was more significant influenced by K source than N source. |