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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Absorption and translocation of nitrogen in cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) plants using the 15N tracer technique

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Pages 108-117 | Received 31 Aug 2007, Accepted 14 Sep 2007, Published online: 21 Dec 2010

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Figure 1  Changes in the dry weight of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 1  Changes in the dry weight of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 2  Changes in the nitrogen concentration of various organs of the cucumber. DW, dry weight; MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 2  Changes in the nitrogen concentration of various organs of the cucumber. DW, dry weight; MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Table 1 Changes in the nitrogen content of various organs of the cucumber

Figure 3  Changes in the nitrogen distribution rate of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 3  Changes in the nitrogen distribution rate of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 4  Changes in the 15N distribution rate of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 4  Changes in the 15N distribution rate of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 5  Changes in the percentage of 15N-labeled nitrogen (LN) in total nitrogen of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 5  Changes in the percentage of 15N-labeled nitrogen (LN) in total nitrogen of various organs of the cucumber. MS, main stem; 1LB, first lateral branch; 2LB, secondary lateral branch; HF, harvest fruits; SF, small fruits. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 6  Changes in the nitrogen concentration in the leaves of each node of a main stem. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3). DW, dry weight.

Figure 6  Changes in the nitrogen concentration in the leaves of each node of a main stem. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3). DW, dry weight.

Figure 7  Changes in the percentage of 15N-labeled nitrogen (LN) in total nitrogen in the leaves of each node of the main stem. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Figure 7  Changes in the percentage of 15N-labeled nitrogen (LN) in total nitrogen in the leaves of each node of the main stem. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3).

Table 2 Changes in the nitrogen content of the leaves of each node of the main stem

Figure 8  Changes in the percentage of 15N-labeled nitrogen (LN) in total nitrogen in the harvest fruits of cucumber. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3–6).

Figure 8  Changes in the percentage of 15N-labeled nitrogen (LN) in total nitrogen in the harvest fruits of cucumber. Error bars denote the standard deviation (n = 3–6).

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