Foliar Fertilization

Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Foliar Fertilization, Organized by Schering Agrochemical Division, Special Fertilizer Group, Berlin (FRG) March 14¿16, 1985
Softcover Nachdruck of the original 1. Auflage 1986
ISBN: 978-94-010-8450-5
Verlag: Springer Netherlands

Buch, Englisch, Band 22, 488 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 756 g

Reihe: Developments in Plant and Soil Sciences

chairmen of the various sessions who con­ tributedto the su ccess of thesymposium: Professors E. Malavolta,M. Fregoni, T. Kudrev, H. -W. Doring, D. jelenic and Dr. V. Szirtes.

Zielgruppe

Research

Autoren/Hrsg.

Alexander, A.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

I. Introduction.- 1. Foliar Fertilization-Important for Productivity of Modern Plant Cultivation.- II. Fundamental Aspects of Foliar Fertilization.- 2. The Basis of Foliar Absorption of Fertilizes with Special Regard to the Mechanism.- 3. The Importance of Environmental, Plant and Spray Characteristics for Any Foliar Nutrition Programme to be Successful.- 4. Optimum Timing of Foliar Nutrient Sprays.- 5. Effect of Different Iron Pronounced Foliar Fertilizers on Regreening and Regeneration of Chloroplasts in Chlorotic Soybean Plants.- 6. Survey of Different Approaches to Determine the Behaviour of Chemicals Directly Applied to Aerial Parts of Plants.- 7. Zinc and Manganese Fertilization by Foliar Applications of Zn- and Mn-Containing Fungicides.- III. Foliar Fertilization under Arid and Semiarid Conditions.- 8. The Efficiency of Foliar Fertilization in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions.- 9. Effect of Foliar Fertilization in Different Crops under Egyption Conditions.- 10. Effect of Foliar Application of Some Micro-Nutrients on Plants Grown in New Reclaimed Areas.- 11. Micronutrient Status of Some Food Crops and Increasing Yields through Micro-Nutrient Foliar Application in Behira, Egypt.- IV. Foliar Fertilization under Tropical Conditions.- 12. Foliar Fertilization in Brazil-Present and Perspectives.- 13. Experience with Foliar Fertilization in Tropical Agriculture.- V. Foliar Fertilization in Horticulture.- 14. Some Aspects to Epigean Nutrition of Grapevines.- 15. Possibilities of Control of the Stem Dieback (Stiellähme) of Grape by Foliar Applications.- 16. Control of Grape Stalk Necrosis (Stiellähme) by Foliar Nutrient Sprays.- 17. Control of Grape Chlorosis Through Nutrient Applications on Leaves.- 18. Magnesium, Manganese and Zinc Sprays in Orange Trees.- 19. Experimentson Foliar Nutrition of Fruit Trees and Strawberries in Adana.- 20. Field Trials with Wuxal Suspensions in Apples.- 21. The Effect of Foliar Fertilizer Applications on the Yields and Fruit Quality of Water Melons.- 22. The Effect of Calcium-Containing Foliar Fertilizers on Tomato Yields.- 23. The Effect of Wuxal Suspension on the Foliar Content of Peaches.- 24. A New Approach of Applying “Wuxal Suspension” Fertilizers to Some Agricultural Crops.- 25. Tipburn Incidence on Chinese Cabbage Cultivated under Greenhouse and its Prevention by Applications of a High Calcium Foliage Fertilizer (Wuxal-Calcium).- 26. Foliar Fertilizing in Pepper with Different Nutrition in Hydroponic Culture.- VI. Foliar Fertilization in Cereal Cultivation.- 27. Hormone-Centered Theory and Practice of the Application of Foliar Fertilizers in Winter Wheat and other Cereals.- 28. Action of Plant-Specific Foliar Fertilizer in Winter Wheat in Field Trials.- 29. Foliar Fertilization to Small Grains During the Period of Ripening.- 30. Physiological Aspects of the Supplementary P-Application by Foliar Fertilization in Intensive Cereal Cultivation.- 31. The Efficiency of Foliar Fertilization of Spring Barley.- VII. Foliar Fertilization in Different Crops and Countries.- 32. Influence of Foliar Fertilization on the Yield and Quality of Different Crops.- 33. Improving the Nutritional Status of Plants by Mg, B and Zn Foliar Fertilization with the Plant Growth Bio-Regulator.- 34. Results of “Wuxal Suspension” Application in Different Crops in the USSR.