Soil Science & Plant Nutrition · 1996 · 16 citations · 6 references
EngineeringBotanyAgricultural EconomicsAbstract Varietal DifferencesPlant PathologyCrop PhysiologyPlant HealthBacterial WiltHigh Calcium UptakeMicrobial EcologyPlant NutritionPublic HealthPlant-microbe InteractionPlant ProtectionTwenty-three Tomato CultivarsBiologyNutrient UptakeTomato SeedlingsCrop ProtectionCrop ScienceMicrobiologyPlant Physiology
Abstract Varietal differences in the resistance to bacterial wilt and nutrient uptake of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) seedlings were examined in pot experiments. Twenty-three tomato cultivars were classified into three groups based on the degree of resistance to the disease. Differences in nutrient uptake among cultivars were observed for all the elements tested, and highly resistant cultivars were characterized by a high calcium uptake.
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