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Investigation of Nutrient Contents in Jujube and Its Orchard Soils under Pesticide-Free Cultivation in Boeun Region
Author
이경자, 강보구, 김기식, 김익환, 한종우, 김현주
Journal Title
한국토양비료학회지(Korean Journal of Soil Science and Fertilizer)
Publication Year
2013
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Summary
This study investigated the nutrient contents of jujube leaves and fruits, and the chemical properties of orchard soils in pesticide-free jujube orchards in Boeun, Chungbuk, Korea, to obtain useful data for optimum nutrient management. The results showed that available P2O5 content suitable for jujube cultivation was found in 11-33% of the soil samples, while potassium and calcium contents were 44% and 67%, respectively. Nutrient contents in jujube leaves were higher than those in fresh fruits, and nitrate, potassium, and magnesium contents were higher in samples collected in July than in October.
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