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The effect of calcium addition on fruit chemical composition of some tomato cultivars grown under salt stress

تأثير إضافة الكالسيوم في التركيب الكيمائي لثمار عدة أصناف من البندورة المعرضة لإجهاد ملحي

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 Publication date 2013
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and research's language is العربية
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A salt stress was applied from 3rd leaf stage until the maturation on three tomato cultivars (Marmara, Levovil and Picolino). The salt stress was achieved by increasing the solution EC from 3 (control) to 6.7 dS/m for, Na and Na+Ca treatments, respectively. The stress induced a significant increase in vitamin C of Marmara and Levovil fruit content (20.94 and 23.03 mg/100g) as compared to the control (16.62 and 19.43 mg/100g, respectively). The titratable acidity was increased significantly (17%) only in Marmara and Picolino. The fruit content of fructose was increased in Levovil and Picolino by 1.4 and 1.7 folds, respectively, as compared to control (11.13 and 18.8g/kg, respectively). While the content of N in Levovil and Picolino was decreased, under stress, by 33 and 58% as compared to the control (0.12 and 0.19%), respectively, the P content was increased. The salt stress decreased the K content in Levovil and Picolino to reach to 0.22 and 0.26% as compared to control (0.27 and 0.29%), respectively. The calcium addition modified the stress impact. A significant increase, was registered in Ca content under stress in Marmara andPicolino as compared to control, while the calcium addition did have any effect on.

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