Effects of granular fertilizer mixed formula and chemical fertilizer on accumulation of organic matter in leaves and total soluble solid (TSS) of mango fruits

Abstract

     This study was performed to determine the effect of granular fertilizer mixed formula (HO) and chemical fertilizer Influence accumulation of organic matter in leaves and total soluble solid (TSS) of mango fruit. Of all fertilizers tested, chemical fertilizer (15-15-15) contained highest levels of N, P, and K. Among the granular fertilizers mixed formula, HOR3 had greatest amount of N, P, K, secondary nutrients, and micronutrients. Soil and nutrients in leaf analyses showed that soil and leaves in T4 (HOR3) experimental model had the highest levels of N, P, K, secondary nutrients, and micronutrients. Likewise, the results showed that the leaves had the highest dry matter content in T4 (HOR3) 6.76 g. Sweetness in mangoes was highest in T4 (HOR3) 21.5 % brix Statistical significance show that Major nutrients secondary nutrients and micro nutrients play an important role in the formation of the dry matter and the sweetness of the mango fruits, significantly different from those of other treatments. This is due to the treatments in granular fertilizer mixed formula has balanced nutrients that stimulate growth and has a very organic accumulation of nutrients. The major nutrients, secondary nutrients and micro nutrients play an important role in the formation of organic matter within plants and the transport of food from the source to the food are transported in the form of sucrose.