Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis

Two experiments were conducted to assess nutrient partitioning in coffee (Coffea arabica cv. Typica land race Guatemala) infected with Meloidogyne konaensis. Nutrient levels were quantified from soil, roots, and leaves. In the first experiment, 500-cm3 aliquants of a Kealakekua Andisol were infested with four initial population densities of M. konaensis ranging from 0 to 1,500 freshly hatched second-stage juveniles. Coffee plants ( approx equal to 3 months old) were transplanted into the soil and grown for 25 weeks. Plants responded to nematode infection with decreases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Ca, Mg, P, and B and increases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Mn, Cu, Zn, and Ca/B in the roots. Mn and Cu uptake by roots was decreased (P minor who 0.05) by nematode infection even though concentrations of Mn and Cu increased (P minor who 0.05) in the roots. Concentrations of Ca and Mg also decreased (P minor who 0.05) in the leaves, whereas the concentration of Zn increased (P minor who 0.05). In the second experiment, the soil was amended with Zn at 0 or 5 mg/kg soil and infested with M. konaensis at 0, 100, 1,000 or 10000 eggs/1,200 cm3 soil. Three-month-old coffee seedlings of similar height were weighed and transplanted into pots and then placed in a greenhouse and grown under 50 percent shade for 23 weeks. Concentrations of P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, B, and Zn increased in roots of nematode-free plants growing in Zn-amended soil. The beneficial effects due to the Zn amendment were not apparent in nematode-infected plants. Mn, B, and Zn uptake by coffee roots and P and B concentrations in coffee leaves responded similarly. Management of M. konaensis is necessary to achieve optimal nutrient management in coffee.

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Main Authors: 79247 Hurchanik, D., 117045 Schmitt, D.P., 79012 Hue, N.V., 119509 Sipes, B.S.
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Published: 2004
Subjects:COFFEA, COFFEA ARABICA, MELOIDOGYNE, NEMATODA, BORO, CALCIO, COBRE, MAGNESIO, MANGANESO, FOSFORO, POTASIO, CINC, ABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVAS, NUTRICION DE LAS PLANTAS, NEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTAS, PLAGAS DE PLANTAS, DENSIDAD DE LA POBLACION, RAICES, PLANTULAS, ENMIENDAS DEL SUELO,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:893212020-02-03T21:57:16ZPlant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis 79247 Hurchanik, D. 117045 Schmitt, D.P. 79012 Hue, N.V. 119509 Sipes, B.S. 2004Two experiments were conducted to assess nutrient partitioning in coffee (Coffea arabica cv. Typica land race Guatemala) infected with Meloidogyne konaensis. Nutrient levels were quantified from soil, roots, and leaves. In the first experiment, 500-cm3 aliquants of a Kealakekua Andisol were infested with four initial population densities of M. konaensis ranging from 0 to 1,500 freshly hatched second-stage juveniles. Coffee plants ( approx equal to 3 months old) were transplanted into the soil and grown for 25 weeks. Plants responded to nematode infection with decreases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Ca, Mg, P, and B and increases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Mn, Cu, Zn, and Ca/B in the roots. Mn and Cu uptake by roots was decreased (P minor who 0.05) by nematode infection even though concentrations of Mn and Cu increased (P minor who 0.05) in the roots. Concentrations of Ca and Mg also decreased (P minor who 0.05) in the leaves, whereas the concentration of Zn increased (P minor who 0.05). In the second experiment, the soil was amended with Zn at 0 or 5 mg/kg soil and infested with M. konaensis at 0, 100, 1,000 or 10000 eggs/1,200 cm3 soil. Three-month-old coffee seedlings of similar height were weighed and transplanted into pots and then placed in a greenhouse and grown under 50 percent shade for 23 weeks. Concentrations of P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, B, and Zn increased in roots of nematode-free plants growing in Zn-amended soil. The beneficial effects due to the Zn amendment were not apparent in nematode-infected plants. Mn, B, and Zn uptake by coffee roots and P and B concentrations in coffee leaves responded similarly. Management of M. konaensis is necessary to achieve optimal nutrient management in coffee.Two experiments were conducted to assess nutrient partitioning in coffee (Coffea arabica cv. Typica land race Guatemala) infected with Meloidogyne konaensis. Nutrient levels were quantified from soil, roots, and leaves. In the first experiment, 500-cm3 aliquants of a Kealakekua Andisol were infested with four initial population densities of M. konaensis ranging from 0 to 1,500 freshly hatched second-stage juveniles. Coffee plants ( approx equal to 3 months old) were transplanted into the soil and grown for 25 weeks. Plants responded to nematode infection with decreases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Ca, Mg, P, and B and increases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Mn, Cu, Zn, and Ca/B in the roots. Mn and Cu uptake by roots was decreased (P minor who 0.05) by nematode infection even though concentrations of Mn and Cu increased (P minor who 0.05) in the roots. Concentrations of Ca and Mg also decreased (P minor who 0.05) in the leaves, whereas the concentration of Zn increased (P minor who 0.05). In the second experiment, the soil was amended with Zn at 0 or 5 mg/kg soil and infested with M. konaensis at 0, 100, 1,000 or 10000 eggs/1,200 cm3 soil. Three-month-old coffee seedlings of similar height were weighed and transplanted into pots and then placed in a greenhouse and grown under 50 percent shade for 23 weeks. Concentrations of P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, B, and Zn increased in roots of nematode-free plants growing in Zn-amended soil. The beneficial effects due to the Zn amendment were not apparent in nematode-infected plants. Mn, B, and Zn uptake by coffee roots and P and B concentrations in coffee leaves responded similarly. Management of M. konaensis is necessary to achieve optimal nutrient management in coffee.COFFEACOFFEA ARABICAMELOIDOGYNENEMATODABOROCALCIOCALCIOCOBREMAGNESIOMANGANESOFOSFOROPOTASIOCINCABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVASNUTRICION DE LAS PLANTASNEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTASPLAGAS DE PLANTASDENSIDAD DE LA POBLACIONRAICESPLANTULASENMIENDAS DEL SUELOJournal of Nematology (EUA)
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topic COFFEA
COFFEA ARABICA
MELOIDOGYNE
NEMATODA
BORO
CALCIO
CALCIO
COBRE
MAGNESIO
MANGANESO
FOSFORO
POTASIO
CINC
ABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVAS
NUTRICION DE LAS PLANTAS
NEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTAS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DENSIDAD DE LA POBLACION
RAICES
PLANTULAS
ENMIENDAS DEL SUELO
COFFEA
COFFEA ARABICA
MELOIDOGYNE
NEMATODA
BORO
CALCIO
CALCIO
COBRE
MAGNESIO
MANGANESO
FOSFORO
POTASIO
CINC
ABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVAS
NUTRICION DE LAS PLANTAS
NEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTAS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DENSIDAD DE LA POBLACION
RAICES
PLANTULAS
ENMIENDAS DEL SUELO
spellingShingle COFFEA
COFFEA ARABICA
MELOIDOGYNE
NEMATODA
BORO
CALCIO
CALCIO
COBRE
MAGNESIO
MANGANESO
FOSFORO
POTASIO
CINC
ABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVAS
NUTRICION DE LAS PLANTAS
NEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTAS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DENSIDAD DE LA POBLACION
RAICES
PLANTULAS
ENMIENDAS DEL SUELO
COFFEA
COFFEA ARABICA
MELOIDOGYNE
NEMATODA
BORO
CALCIO
CALCIO
COBRE
MAGNESIO
MANGANESO
FOSFORO
POTASIO
CINC
ABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVAS
NUTRICION DE LAS PLANTAS
NEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTAS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DENSIDAD DE LA POBLACION
RAICES
PLANTULAS
ENMIENDAS DEL SUELO
79247 Hurchanik, D.
117045 Schmitt, D.P.
79012 Hue, N.V.
119509 Sipes, B.S.
Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis
description Two experiments were conducted to assess nutrient partitioning in coffee (Coffea arabica cv. Typica land race Guatemala) infected with Meloidogyne konaensis. Nutrient levels were quantified from soil, roots, and leaves. In the first experiment, 500-cm3 aliquants of a Kealakekua Andisol were infested with four initial population densities of M. konaensis ranging from 0 to 1,500 freshly hatched second-stage juveniles. Coffee plants ( approx equal to 3 months old) were transplanted into the soil and grown for 25 weeks. Plants responded to nematode infection with decreases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Ca, Mg, P, and B and increases (P minor who 0.05) in concentrations of Mn, Cu, Zn, and Ca/B in the roots. Mn and Cu uptake by roots was decreased (P minor who 0.05) by nematode infection even though concentrations of Mn and Cu increased (P minor who 0.05) in the roots. Concentrations of Ca and Mg also decreased (P minor who 0.05) in the leaves, whereas the concentration of Zn increased (P minor who 0.05). In the second experiment, the soil was amended with Zn at 0 or 5 mg/kg soil and infested with M. konaensis at 0, 100, 1,000 or 10000 eggs/1,200 cm3 soil. Three-month-old coffee seedlings of similar height were weighed and transplanted into pots and then placed in a greenhouse and grown under 50 percent shade for 23 weeks. Concentrations of P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, B, and Zn increased in roots of nematode-free plants growing in Zn-amended soil. The beneficial effects due to the Zn amendment were not apparent in nematode-infected plants. Mn, B, and Zn uptake by coffee roots and P and B concentrations in coffee leaves responded similarly. Management of M. konaensis is necessary to achieve optimal nutrient management in coffee.
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topic_facet COFFEA
COFFEA ARABICA
MELOIDOGYNE
NEMATODA
BORO
CALCIO
CALCIO
COBRE
MAGNESIO
MANGANESO
FOSFORO
POTASIO
CINC
ABSORCION DE SUSTANCIAS NUTRITIVAS
NUTRICION DE LAS PLANTAS
NEMATODOS DE LAS PLANTAS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DENSIDAD DE LA POBLACION
RAICES
PLANTULAS
ENMIENDAS DEL SUELO
author 79247 Hurchanik, D.
117045 Schmitt, D.P.
79012 Hue, N.V.
119509 Sipes, B.S.
author_facet 79247 Hurchanik, D.
117045 Schmitt, D.P.
79012 Hue, N.V.
119509 Sipes, B.S.
author_sort 79247 Hurchanik, D.
title Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis
title_short Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis
title_full Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis
title_fullStr Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis
title_full_unstemmed Plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with Meloidogyne konaensis
title_sort plant nutrient partitioning in coffee infected with meloidogyne konaensis
publishDate 2004
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