Zależność między występowaniem zamierania liści zwijających główkę (tipburn), a zawartością i rozmieszczeniem wapnia w liściach kapusty pekińskiej [Relation between tipburn appearance of Chinese cabbage and calcium content and location]

Jan Borkowski, Waldemar Kowalczyk

Abstract


In 2000–2001 investigations were carried out on the dependence between the tipburn appearance on Chinese cabbage and the content of calcium and its distribution in leaves. It was found that the highest concentration of calcium (to 4,4%) occurred in outside leaves and the lowest was found in leaves inside the head (to 1,0%). The marginal part in every outside leaf contained more calcium than midrib of leaf. This dependence weakly appeared in leaves wrapping the head and was absent inside the head, where often the calcium concentration was higher in the midrib part of leaf than in the margin part. Distinct differences in the calcium content in leaves of four culti vars of F1, Chinese cabbage: 'Bilko', 'Parkin', 'Kasumi' and 'Yamiko' were not found. These cultivars differed clearly in the susceptibility to the tipburn incidence which appearance depended also on the temperature stress.

Keywords


Chinese cabbage; calcium content; tipburn; stress

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5586/aa.2003.006

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