Effects of Fertilization on Fruit Tree Leaf Area under Irrigation in the Nursery

To produce robust and high-quality planting material, the goal of this study is to examine the effects of fertilization practices under irrigation in the nursery. A challenging production period was experienced by nurseries in Romania because of weather-related variables. Water has therefore become essential to the process of growing fruit, to which fertilizers are added to raise the soil's nutrient level. The growth of the trees' morphological and physiological characteristics is where the effects of fertilization and watering are most noticeable. The two main elements influencing fruit nursery development and production are water management and fertilizer application. The study was conducted at a private nursery located in Romania's northwest. The study involved five repetitions of a trifactorial experiment using the plum cultivars Cacanska Lepotica and Stanley.