Diagnosis and correction of iron chlorosis in fruit trees: A review

By M. Pestana, A. Varennes, E. A. Faria, Tapada da Ajuda. 2003

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Physiology of citrus fruiting (2007, background): “J. Plant Physiol., 19(4):333-362, 2007 D.J. IGLESIAS et al. also alters leaf and flower mineral composition, reduces photosynthate concentration and is responsible for significant decreases in yield, fruit size and fruit quality (El-Kassas, 1984; Pestana et al., 2001, 2003).”
Differential tolerance to iron deficiency of citrus rootstocks grown in nutrient solution (2005, background): “In fruit trees, lime-induced Fe deficiency results in considerable loss of yield (Pestana et al., 2003), delayed fruit ripening, and impaired fruit quality, as reported in peach (Sanz et al.”