2007 - Roczniki Akademii Rolniczej w Poznaniu 383, Seria
Ogrodnictwo 41: 433-438Stanisław Cebula, Andrzej Kalisz, Edward Kunicki
*Z Katedry Warzywnictwa z Ekonomiką Ogrodnictwa
Akademii Rolniczej im. Hugona Kołłątaja w Krakowie
Abstract. The effect of different rate of nitrogen fertilization on the course of growing stages and yielding of white, green, and romanesco cauliflower was examined. The size of nitrogen rates had no significant influence on the length of successive growing stages of plants as well as on the yielding level. However the differences among compared cultivars of cauliflower (white ‘Planita F1’, green ‘Trevi F1’, and romanesco ‘Amfora F1’) were observed.
Key words:
cauliflower types, nitrogen fertilization, growth, yielding
Summary
The effect of different rates of nitrogen fertilization (150, 200 and 250 kg N·ha-1) on the course of growing stages and yield of white, green, and romanesco cauliflower was examined. The diverse of the nitrogen fertilization had no significant influence on the length of successive growing stages of the investigated cauliflower types. However, differences among them were observed, showing that green cauliflower ‘Trevi F1’ had the longest period of development, shorter white type cv. ‘Planita F1’, and the shortest romanesco type cv. ‘Amfora F1’. The size of nitrogen rates had no significant influence on the total and commercial curd yields of all the investigated cauliflower types. The green cauliflower produced the yield at a similar level as the white one, however, romanesco cauliflower at a considerably lower level.