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A sand culture study arranged in a  3  ×  3  factorial was used to determine the influence of Al and Mn levels on leaf nutrient content and plant growth of `Tifblue' rabbiteye blueberry  (Vaccinium ashei  Reade). Aluminum fertilization increased leaf Al content but did not affect plant vigor, leaf dry weight, or chlorosis. Manganese fertilization resulted in increased Mn in the leaves and a decrease in all growth parameters measured. The Al × Mn interactions were significant for Mn concentration in the leaves and vigor ratings. At the highest Mn fertilization rate, increasing Al fertilization had a synergistic influence on leaf Mn. Plant vigor at the highest Mn rate was lowest when no Al fertilizer was added. Increasing Al fertilization resulted in better plant vigor in plants grown with a high rate of Mn fertilization.

Influence of Aluminum and Manganese on Rabbiteye Blueberries