Technologies for the Diagnosis and Remediation of Fe Deficiency
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概要
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The objective of this paper is to review the developments in the last few years in two important issues related to Fe deficiency in plants. First, the current knowledge on the possible ways to carry out the diagnosis and prognosis of Fe deficiency in plants is discussed. This includes discussion on the best ways to carry out a meaningful analysis of Fe-containing compounds in different plant parts. We will also discuss other measurement techniques that can permit to assess the Fe nutritional status in plants, including leaf chlorophyll concentrations and others. Second, the new developments in management techniques to control and remediate iron deficiency are discussed. This includes possible improved ways to supply Fe compounds available to plants, both to the soil and to the irrigation water. We also discuss possible ways to supply directly the plant with Fe containing compounds, either to the foliage or to the stem. A particular emphasis is given throughout the paper to fruit tree crops growing in Mediterranean areas.
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著者
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Rombola Adamo
Dipartimento Di Colture Arboree Universita Di Bologna
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Abadia Javier
Estacion Experimental de Aula Det, CSIC
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Alvarez-Fernandez Ana
Estacion Experimental de Aula Det, CSIC
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Sanz Manuel
Estacion Experimental de Aula Det, CSIC
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Tagliavini Massimo
Dipartimento di Colture Arboree, Universita di Bologna
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Abadia Anunciacion
Estacion Experimental de Aula Det, CSIC
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Abadia J
C.s.i.c. Zaragoza Esp
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Sanz Manuel
Estacion Experimental De Aula Det Csic
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Abadia A
C.s.i.c. Zaragoza Esp
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Tagliavini Massimo
Dipartimento Di Colture Arboree Universita Di Bologna
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Alvarez-fernandez Ana
Estacion Experimental De Aula Det Csic
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Sanz Manuel
Estacion Experimental de Aula Dei, CSIC
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