英文摘要 |
A preliminary investigation on the status of potassium nutrition of satsuma in Taiwan was conducted in 1977. Samples of fruits, leaves and soil were collected in citrus groves located in Shan-sin and Shan-yi respectively. The external and internal qualities of fruits, content of N, P, K, Ca and Mg in leave samples as well as soil characteristics and its p, K, Ca and Mg content were examined and determined for the judgement on potassium nutrition status. The overall results revealed that potassium content in leaves of both groves were higher than the criterion correlated by Embleton et a2,7) and the fruit had reflected inferior quality which may be attributed to unsuitable potassium nutrition. In Taiwan, early fruit maturity and moderate fruit size are desired for the purpose of processing and canning. It is acknowledged that these conditions can be worked out by proper adjustement of status of potassium nutrition. Since there is lack of thorough study on mineral nutrition of citrus in this Island, to raise the output and quality as well as standardization of products in citrus industry may scarcely be obtained. |