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Issue 14 (2) 2015 pp. 51–58
Monica Vercelli, Walter Gaino, Valeria Contartese, Lorenzo Gallo, Stefano Di Carlo, Vander Tumiatti, Federica Larcher, Valentina Scariot
Preliminary studies on the effect of Fe-nanosponge complex in horticulture
Abstract: Iron deficiency is a major nutritional disorder in crops. Inorganic Fe-compounds and synthetic Fe-chelates are commonly used to control chlorosis but their use arise environmental concerns. We recently developed a new iron fertilizer using a β-cyclodextrin-based nanosponge complex (Fe-NS). In this study, a pilot trial was performed on hydroponically cultivated horticultural plants in order to evaluate the effect of Fe-NS. Sweet corn and tomato were used as model plants analyzing chlorophyll, dry matter and Fe content. Fe-NS effect was compared to FeSO4 and Fe-DTPA. Fe-NS had a positive effect on re-greening and growth in sweet corn and tomato plants.
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Keywords: iron chlorosis, Fe-fertilizers, nanosponges, sweet corn, tomato
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| MLA | Vercelli, Monica, et al. "Preliminary studies on the effect of Fe-nanosponge complex in horticulture." Acta Sci.Pol. Hortorum Cultus 14.2 (2015): 14. |
| APA | Vercelli, M., Gaino, W., Contartese, V., Gallo, L., Carlo, S. D., Tumiatti, V., Larcher, F., & Scariot, V. (2015). Preliminary studies on the effect of Fe-nanosponge complex in horticulture. Acta Sci.Pol. Hortorum Cultus 14 (2), 14. |
| ISO 690 | VERCELLI, Monica, et al. Preliminary studies on the effect of Fe-nanosponge complex in horticulture. Acta Sci.Pol. Hortorum Cultus, 2015, 14.2: 14. |
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