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ADDITIONAL INDEX WORDS. nitrogen, potassium, Cocos nucifera, chilling injury SUMMARY. Coconut palms (Cocos nucifera) in a field planting that were fertilized with a 8N‐0.9P‐10K‐4Mg fertilizer four times per year or were never fertilized experienced chilling injury (CI) temperatures in 2008, 2009, and 2010. Fertilized coconut palms had significantly less foliar necrosis in each year than unfertilized palmsandalsoretainedmoreoftheirfruits.Thenumberofleavessupportedbyeach palm, a measure of potassium (K) deficiency severity, was improved by fertilization and was negatively correlated with percentage of necrosis of the foliage caused by cold temperatures. Nitrogen and K concentrations in leaf 1 of coconut palms were also negatively correlated with CI severity.

Fertilization Improves Cold Tolerance in Coconut Palm