Peach trees lime-induced chlorosis alleviation as affected by soil injection of iron sulphate in Shahriar region

High soil calcium carbonate content leads to iron deficiency in susceptible fruit trees. Applying Fe- chelates or localized placement of iron sulphate with organic matter (known as Chalkood method) is among those effective methods for controlling iron deficiency. As Fe-chelate is expensive and labor...

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Main Authors Samar, Seyed Mahmood, Pasandide, Mohammad, Rostami, Asadollah, Heydari, Hossein
Format Publication
LanguagePersian
Published Karaj Iran Soil and water Research Institute 2015
Subjects
ACIDE SULFURIQUE
ACIDO SULFURICO
DURAZNO
FER
HIERRO
IRAN ISLAMIC REPUBLIC
IRAN REPUBLICA ISLAMICA
IRAN REPUBLIQUE ISLAMIQUE
IRON
PEACHES
PECHE (FRUITS)
Shahriar region
SULPHURIC ACID
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Summary:High soil calcium carbonate content leads to iron deficiency in susceptible fruit trees. Applying Fe- chelates or localized placement of iron sulphate with organic matter (known as Chalkood method) is among those effective methods for controlling iron deficiency. As Fe-chelate is expensive and labor costs increased enormously, these methods impose large costs to fruit producers and increasing frui
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