The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results

The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results

A shade and fertilizer experiment has been described and the effects of the treatments on yields and the soil have been discussed in two preceding papers (Cunningham and Lamb, 1959; Cunningham et al., 1961). It was considered that a knowledge of the use of fertilizer application and shade removal in the culture of cocoa would be inadequate without a study of the effects of the treatment on the physiology of the cocoa tree. The results presented here are concerned with the influence of added nutrients and increased light intensity on the vegetative growth of the trees and their flowering, setting and wilting behaviour. Pound (1936) reported on the influence of fertilizers on the physiology of cocoa and reviewed earlier work. Later, the physiological aspects of an extensive shade and fertilizer trial carried out in Trinidad (Evans and Murray, 1953) were discussed by Murray (1954). The present results to some extent collate the earlier findings and enlarge them, particularly with regard to "cherelle wilt". (Resumen tomado CATIE-ST BT-5)

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Main Authors: 79248 Hurd, R.G., 60474 Cunningham, R.K. autores/as
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Language:eng
Published: Londres (RU): Taylor & Francis, 1961
Subjects:THEOBROMA CACAO, SOMBRA, FLORACION, BROTACION, FLUSHING, MARCHITAMIENTO, HOJAS, CUBIERTA DE COPAS, APLICACION DE ABONOS, RENDIMIENTO, FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL,
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1080/00221589.1961.11514006
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:714382021-11-01T15:10:21ZThe cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results 79248 Hurd, R.G. 60474 Cunningham, R.K. autores/as Londres (RU): Taylor & Francis,1961engpdfA shade and fertilizer experiment has been described and the effects of the treatments on yields and the soil have been discussed in two preceding papers (Cunningham and Lamb, 1959; Cunningham et al., 1961). It was considered that a knowledge of the use of fertilizer application and shade removal in the culture of cocoa would be inadequate without a study of the effects of the treatment on the physiology of the cocoa tree. The results presented here are concerned with the influence of added nutrients and increased light intensity on the vegetative growth of the trees and their flowering, setting and wilting behaviour. Pound (1936) reported on the influence of fertilizers on the physiology of cocoa and reviewed earlier work. Later, the physiological aspects of an extensive shade and fertilizer trial carried out in Trinidad (Evans and Murray, 1953) were discussed by Murray (1954). The present results to some extent collate the earlier findings and enlarge them, particularly with regard to "cherelle wilt". (Resumen tomado CATIE-ST BT-5)Incluye 21 referencias bibliográficas en las páginas 136-137A shade and fertilizer experiment has been described and the effects of the treatments on yields and the soil have been discussed in two preceding papers (Cunningham and Lamb, 1959; Cunningham et al., 1961). It was considered that a knowledge of the use of fertilizer application and shade removal in the culture of cocoa would be inadequate without a study of the effects of the treatment on the physiology of the cocoa tree. The results presented here are concerned with the influence of added nutrients and increased light intensity on the vegetative growth of the trees and their flowering, setting and wilting behaviour. Pound (1936) reported on the influence of fertilizers on the physiology of cocoa and reviewed earlier work. Later, the physiological aspects of an extensive shade and fertilizer trial carried out in Trinidad (Evans and Murray, 1953) were discussed by Murray (1954). The present results to some extent collate the earlier findings and enlarge them, particularly with regard to "cherelle wilt". (Resumen tomado CATIE-ST BT-5)THEOBROMA CACAOSOMBRAFLORACIONBROTACIONFLUSHINGMARCHITAMIENTOHOJASCUBIERTA DE COPASAPLICACION DE ABONOSRENDIMIENTOFISIOLOGIA VEGETALJournal of Horticultural Science (RU)https://doi.org/10.1080/00221589.1961.11514006
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topic THEOBROMA CACAO
SOMBRA
FLORACION
BROTACION
FLUSHING
MARCHITAMIENTO
HOJAS
CUBIERTA DE COPAS
APLICACION DE ABONOS
RENDIMIENTO
FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL
THEOBROMA CACAO
SOMBRA
FLORACION
BROTACION
FLUSHING
MARCHITAMIENTO
HOJAS
CUBIERTA DE COPAS
APLICACION DE ABONOS
RENDIMIENTO
FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL
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SOMBRA
FLORACION
BROTACION
FLUSHING
MARCHITAMIENTO
HOJAS
CUBIERTA DE COPAS
APLICACION DE ABONOS
RENDIMIENTO
FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL
THEOBROMA CACAO
SOMBRA
FLORACION
BROTACION
FLUSHING
MARCHITAMIENTO
HOJAS
CUBIERTA DE COPAS
APLICACION DE ABONOS
RENDIMIENTO
FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL
79248 Hurd, R.G.
60474 Cunningham, R.K. autores/as
The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results
description A shade and fertilizer experiment has been described and the effects of the treatments on yields and the soil have been discussed in two preceding papers (Cunningham and Lamb, 1959; Cunningham et al., 1961). It was considered that a knowledge of the use of fertilizer application and shade removal in the culture of cocoa would be inadequate without a study of the effects of the treatment on the physiology of the cocoa tree. The results presented here are concerned with the influence of added nutrients and increased light intensity on the vegetative growth of the trees and their flowering, setting and wilting behaviour. Pound (1936) reported on the influence of fertilizers on the physiology of cocoa and reviewed earlier work. Later, the physiological aspects of an extensive shade and fertilizer trial carried out in Trinidad (Evans and Murray, 1953) were discussed by Murray (1954). The present results to some extent collate the earlier findings and enlarge them, particularly with regard to "cherelle wilt". (Resumen tomado CATIE-ST BT-5)
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SOMBRA
FLORACION
BROTACION
FLUSHING
MARCHITAMIENTO
HOJAS
CUBIERTA DE COPAS
APLICACION DE ABONOS
RENDIMIENTO
FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL
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60474 Cunningham, R.K. autores/as
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60474 Cunningham, R.K. autores/as
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title The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results
title_short The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results
title_full The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results
title_fullStr The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results
title_full_unstemmed The cocoa shade and manurial experiment at the West African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological results
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