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Universitatea de Ştiinţe Agronomice şi Medicină Veterinară Facultatea de Horticultură Bucureşti Varieties and Planting Systems Influence the Peach Tree Growth, Productivity and NPK Uptake Traian G. MATEI, Florin STĂNICĂ, Roxana M. MADJAR Third CASEE Conference Cluj Napoca - 3-5th May 2012

Objectives Comparison of the effect of different planting systems and organo-mineral fertilizers on the behaviour of some new peach tree varieties under the conditions of the Romanian Plain. V planting system Tatura trellis

Material and method - 5 peach varieties: Royal Estate, Earlirich, October Star, Late Luka, Rubirich - 1 rootstock: GF 677-4 planting systems: Tatura Trellis, V planting system, Sibari Y and Vertical Axe Planting distances: Tatura trellis (5.0 x 1.0 m) V planting system (5.0 x 1.5 m) Sibari Y (4.5 x 1.5 m) Vertical Axe (4.0 x 1.5 m) Sibari Y

Material and method Fertilization: - 8 10 weeks after blooming - Fertisol C-011 (0 g/l N; 1.20 g/l P2O5; 1.20 g/l K2O) - Fertiplant 411 (1.80 g/l N; 0.35 g/l P2O5; 0.40 g/l K2O + Vitamin C) Biometric measurements: Biometric measurements: - trunk diameter; - annual branches number and length; - annual branches typology.

Material and method Determinations: -leaves macroelements content (10 days after fertilization) : -Wet mineralization Hach Digesdahl method for total forms of the macroelements; Macroelements dosage: - Kjeldahl method for nitrogen determination; - spectrophotometric method for phosphorus; - flam photometry for potassium. - Analysis of variance - Student test

Total number and length of peach tree shoots in the Tatura trellis training system Variety Royal Estate Earlirich October star Late Luka Rubirich Year 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 Number of shoots/tree 99 168 58 100 88 112 75 92 140 152 Total shoots length (cm) 1809 1770 1916 1543 1917 1450 1372 1079 3662 2400 In 2010 the number of fruit shoots was lower than in 2011 year in all varieties examined, while their total length values decreased significantly in the second year.

Correlation between Nt content,% of peach shoots and total shoots length 2010 2011 To otal length of shoots (cm) 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 y = 28001x 2-116233x + 122192 R = 0.5831* 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2 tal len g th o f sh o o ts (cm ) to t 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 y = 15828x 2-49948x + 40647 R = 0.6007* 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 Nt % Nt % The calculated correlation coefficients indicate a significant correlation between the Nt content of peach shoots and their length in 2010 and 2011

Number of fruit buds per unit trunk surface section Productivity index: ratio between flower buds number and trunk sectional area Canopy Fruit buds number/ trunk section area Variety Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis 62.63 39.73 27.89 47.15 77.20 V planting system 41.06 210.00 169.7 118.24 288.98 Sibari Y 52.42 40.63 147.98 128.92 177.93 Vertical Axe 77.27 20.89 130.50 71.42 314.76 Significant differences between different canopies - the most representative being V planting system, due to the highest tree density T productivity index was significantly different among cultivars. Rubirich recorded the highest productivity index values in all four training systems.

Chemical composition of peach leaves Accumulation of NPK macro-elements - total forms (%) in leaves ten days after the fertilization for peach varieties grown in Tatura trellis training system % Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 Nt 3.26 2.36 3.29 2.60 3.37 2.56 3.01 2.34 3.39 2.75 Pt 0.674 0.353 0.696 0.535 0.65 0.43 0 0.51 0 0.29 2 0.64 6 0.58 0 Kt 1.45 1.81 1.80 2.00 1.60 1.50 1.50 1.45 1.65 2.10 The leaves content in Nt (%) obtained was placed in the normal supply (3.0 to 3.5% Nt) in 2010 and low supply in 2011 The leaves content in Pt (%) obtained was placed in the high supply (>0.40% Pt) in 2010 and 2011 The leaves content in Kt (%) obtained was placed in a low supply (1.1-2.0% Kt) in 2010 and 2011

The analysis of variance of total NPK accumulation in leaves The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Nt (%) in peach leaves a/b Nt in leaves Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis a2.36c a2.60b b2.56b b2.34c b2.75a V planting syst. a2.38b b2.34c a2.73b b2.35c a2.88a Sibari Y a2.45b a2.56a a2.61a b2.41b c2.53a Vertical Axe a2.33c b2.42c c2.37c a2.63b a2.84a B constant A variable: Dl 5%=0.12*% N; Dl 1%=0.17 % N; Dl 0,1%=0.24 % N A constant B variable: Dl 5%=0.13*% N; Dl 1%=0.18 % N; Dl 0,1%=0.23% N There were made interpretations by Dl 5% indicated in the table by *

The analysis of variance of total NPK accumulation in leaves The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Nt (%) in peach leaves a/b Nt in leaves Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis a2.36c a2.60b b2.56b b2.34c b2.75a V planting syst. a2.38b b2.34c a2.73b b2.35c a2.88a Sibari Y a2.45b a2.56a a2.61a b2.41b c2.53a Vertical Axe a2.33c b2.42c c2.37c a2.63b a2.84a B constant A variable: Dl 5%=0.12*% N; Dl 1%=0.17 % N; Dl 0,1%=0.24 % N A constant B variable: Dl 5%=0.13*% N; Dl 1%=0.18 % N; Dl 0,1%=0.23% N There were made interpretations by Dl 5% indicated in the table by *

The analysis of variance of total NPK accumulation in leaves The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Nt (%) in peach leaves a/b Nt in leaves Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis a2.36c a2.60b b2.56b b2.34c b2.75a V planting system a2.38b b2.34c a2.73b b2.35c a2.88a Sibari Y a2.45b a2.56a a2.61a b2.41b c2.53a Vertical Axe a2.33c b2.42c c2.37c a2.63b a2.84a B constant A variable: Dl 5%=0.12*% N; Dl 1%=0.17 % N; Dl 0,1%=0.24 % N A constant B variable: Dl 5%=0.13*% N; Dl 1%=0.18 % N; Dl 0,1%=0.23% N For Tatura trellis the highest Nt content in leaves is recorded for Rubirich For Vertical Axe, Rubirich recorded also the highest values of nitrogen content For Sibari Y the highest values were for October Star and Earlirich For V planting system the largest accumulation in total N was recorded for Rubirich

The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Pt (%) in peach leaves a/b Pt in leaves Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis c0.353c a0.535a a0.430b c0.292d a0.580a V planting system a0.505a a0.522a a0.410c a0.459b c0.334d Sibari Y c0.370a b0.353a a0.386a b0.344a c0.322b Vertical Axe b0.417b b0.325c a0.402b a0.498a b0.381b In the four the planting systems show significant differences. B constant A variable: Dl 5%=0.044*% P; Dl 1%=0.059 % P; Dl 0,1%=0.081 % P For Royal Estate variety the highest values are obtained on V planting system with significant differences compared to the other planting systems. A constant B variable: Dl 5%=0.047*% P; Dl 1%=0.063 % P; Dl 0,1%=0.084% P For Earlirich there were more classes of value: A Tatura Trellis and V system B - Sibari Y and Vertical Axe For October Star there were no significant differences in Pt accumulation in leaves For Late Luka : The highest values of Pt accumulations in leaves - Vertical Axe and V planting system, For Rubirich there were significant differences.

The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Pt (%) in peach leaves a/b Pt in leaves Royal Estate Earliric h October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis c0.353c a0.535a a0.430b c0.292d a0.580a V planting system a0.505a a0.522a a0.410c a0.459b c0.334d Sibari Y c0.370a b0.353a a0.386a b0.344a c0.322b Vertical Axe b0.417b b0.325c a0.402b a0.498a b0.381b B constant A variable: Dl 5%=0.044*% P; Dl 1%=0.059 % P; Dl 0,1%=0.081 % P A constant B variable: Dl 5%=0.047*% P; Dl 1%=0.063 % P; Dl 0,1%=0.084% P The planting system recommended in the case of accumulation of nutrients, namely phosphorus was Tatura trellis. There were made interpretations by Dl 5% indicated in the table by *

The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Kt (%) in peach leaves a/b Pt in leaves Royal Estate Earlirich October Star Late Luka Rubirich Tatura trellis a1.81c a2.00b a1.50d b1.45d a2.10a V planting system a1.89a b1.71b b1.33c a1.70b b1.87a Sibari Y c1.16c c1.50a a1.55a c1.30b c1.34b Vertical Axe b1.80a b1.65b b1.36c a1.67b c1.38c a/b Pt in shoots B constant A variable: Dl 5%=0.08*% K; Dl 1%=0.11 % K; 0,1%=0.16% K A constant B variable: Dl 5%=0.07*% K; Dl 1%=0.10 % K; 0,1%=0.13% K For Royal Estate : High values - V planting system and Tatura trellis planting system. For October Star - significant differences in Kt accumulation given by the planting system: Highest content - Sibari Y system For Late Luka : Highest values - V planting system and Vertical Axe Dl Dl

The influence of planting system (a factor) and variety (b factor) on the accumulation of Kt (%) in peach leaves For Royal Estate : High values - V planting system and Tatura trellis planting system. For October Star -significant differences in Kt accumulation given by the planting system: Highest content - Sibari Y system For Late Luka : Highest values - V planting system and Vertical Axe

Conclusions - N content was framed in a normal supply, the P content in a high supply, while K was in small amounts - Number of fruit branches increased significantly in 2011, due to both fertilization and pruning carried out in spring and summer -The root fertilization is important but it is necessary to be supplemented by foliar fertilization in order to create a balance Earlirich Rubirich between N, P Royal and Estate K plant content during the vegetation period

Conclusions -In terms of productivity index expressed by the number of fruit buds per unit of trunk surface section, Rubirich recorded highest values in all four planting systems, Tatura trellis, V system, Sibari Y and Vertical Axe -The root fertilization is important but it is necessary to be supplemented by foliar fertilization in order to create a balance between N, P and K plant content during the vegetation period Earlirich Rubirich Royal Estate

Acknowledgements This research is part of Traian G. Matei T.G. Ph.D thesis and is financed by the European Social Found Operational Sectorial Program for Human Resources Development (Fondul Social European, Programul Operaţional Sectorial pentru Dezvoltarea Resurselor Umane) 2007 2013 POS-DRU/88/1.5/S/52614. Thank you!