英文摘要 |
The effects of nitrate concentrations (5, 10, 15, 20mM) on growth of potted passionfruit were studied. The seasonal changes of mineral elements in leaves grown in orchards at Taitung were also analysed. Application of 15mM nitrogen resulted in a more vigorous growth thn that of 5 or 10mM. Nitrogen with 20mM retarded root growth and the absorption of P, K and Ca, and meanwhile, nitrate was accumulated in the tissues. It appeared that 20mM nitrogen is excessive for the growth of passionfruit. As passionfruit leaves increased in age, the N and P contents decreased and Ca and Mg increased. K content attained maximum when leaf almost fully expended. The analysis of seasonal changes of macroelements in leaves showed that N, P and K contents reached their maximum in November and minimum in April. Only small difference for Ca content and no definite trend for Mg content were founded. |