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Boron Status of Table Grape (Vitis Vinifera L.) Grown on Sandy and Calcareous Soils Received Irrigation from Blend Water

The present study aimed to evaluate B status of grape (Vitis vinifera L.) received drip irrigation from blend water source (Neil Rever water mixed with agriculture drainage). Some plots in two farms representing sandy non-calcareous and calcareous soils were selected. Soil samples were collected at three intervals of 0 90 cm depth at the beginning of the season and analyzed for hot water extractable-B, organic matter (OM), soil salinity (ECe), and CaCO3 content. B was measured in the applied compost and monitored in irrigation water, petioles, and leaves of the growing grape.