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Ammonium and NO 3  uptake from hydroponic solutions containing 1 m m  each of (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4  and Ca(NO 3 ) 2  were measured during development of  Dendranthema  × grandiflorum  (Ramat.) Kitamura `Iridon', `Sequoia', and `Sequest'. Nitrogen depletion from solutions approximated a 1 NH 4 : 1 NO 3  ratio throughout a 90-day growth cycle (r = 0.96). Although harvest date cultivar interactions were significant for both forms of N, overall patterns of N uptake were similar among cultivars. Nitrogen removal from hydroponic solutions (milligrams per plant) was greatest from days 40 to 60; however, N removal (milligrams per gram of tissue dry weight) was greatest in the first month of development and decreased steadily until day 90. From day 40 to 60, new leaf development ceased while inflorescence buds developed to ≈1.0 cm in diameter. After this time, N uptake decreased rapidly as inflorescences expanded. Correlations between morphological changes and N demand could maximize the efficiency of applied N by matching form and application timing with plant needs.

Ammonium and Nitrate Uptake throughout Development in Dendranthema ×grandiflorum