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-1 . Con base en la distribucion de los huertos en los rangos de suficiencia, se observo que hay huertos que requeririan aplicaciones de fertilizantes: P (48 %), K (52 %), Ca (62 %), Mg (56 %), Fe (73 %), Cu (65 %), y B (44 %). En cambio, las deficiencias son menores para Mn (17 %) y Zn (21 %), y no se observaron para N. ABSTRACT The nutrient status of mango trees (Mangifera indica L.) growing in Luvisol soils in Campeche, Mexico, was studied in order to identify possible deficiencies and, if necessary, decide on the need for fertilizer applications. Soil and leaf samples were collected in 48 commercial mango orchards to quantify physical and chemical properties and nutrient concentra- tions, respectively. Information on orchard management and fruit yield was also obtained. Regression models for predict- ing crop yield, based on leaf nutrient concentrations and physical and chemical soil properties, as well as technological factors, were estimated. Nutrient sufficiency ranges as an expression of the nutrient status of the trees were established. The adequate sufficiency ranges for the various nutrients were: for N, 0.90 to 1.35 %; P, 0.07 - 0.11 %; K, 0.5 - 0.8 %; Ca, 3.5 - 3.75 %; Mg, 0.16 - 0.25 %; Fe, 75 - 140 mg·kg -1 ; Mn, 175 - 320 mg·kg -1 ; Cu, 6 - 9 mg·kg -1 ; Zn, 10 - 22 mg·kg -1 ; and, B 85 - 210 mg·kg -1 . Based on the distribution of the orchards in the sufficiency ranges, it was observed that there are orchards that would require fertilizer applications: P (48 %), K (52 %), Ca (62 %), Mg (56 %), Fe (73 %), Cu (65 %) and B (44 %). By contrast, the deficiencies are lower for Mn (17 %) and Zn (21 %) and were not observed for N.

NUTRIENT STATUS AND FRUIT YIELD OF MANGO TREES (Mangifera indica L.), CV. TOMMY ATKINS, IN LUVISOLS SOILS IN CAMPECHE STATE, MEXICO