01730naa a2200361 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000170006024501400007726000090021752008220022665000090104865000110105765000160106865000090108465000110109365000140110465000130111865000140113165000200114565000180116565000140118365000100119765000090120765000110121665000090122765300110123665300190124765300110126670000170127770000140129477300600130814891452013-01-18       1999    bl uuuu     u00u1 u    #d1 aPAIVA, L. V.  aRelações entre o declínio dos citros e os teores de macro e de micronutrientes em diversos orgãos da planta.h[electronic resource]  c1999  aThe concentration of nutrients in a number of tissues of oranges after infection with citrus blight was studied. The plants tested were oranges (Valencia) grown on lime rootstocks (Rangpur) which were grown in a commercial orchard, located in Bebedouro Country, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Nutrient measurements were taken from 5 plant tissues (bark, trunk wood, root skin, root wood and leaf). Soil samples were taken under each plant utilized on the experiment. As the disease progressed the amounts of N, K, Mg, S, Cu, Fe and Zn in the dry matter of stem bark, N in the xylem dry matter and S, Cu, Mn and Zn in the leaf dry matter increased. The amounts of K in the leaf dry matter decreased with increasing infection. Accumulation of Zn in the bark was the parameter which best represented the evolution of citrus blight..  abark  acopper  afruit crops  airon  aleaves  amagnesium  anitrogen  anutrients  aplant pathology  aplant tissues  apotassium  aroots  asoil  asulfur  azinc  aOrange  aPlant diseases  aTrunks1 aSOUZA, M. de1 aPAIVA, E.  tLaranja, Cordeirópolisgv. 20, n. 2, p. 385-398, 1999.