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The Uptake of Essential Mineral Elements by Endemic Salvia absconditiflora (Greuter & Burdet) Growing in Natural Habitats

This study was conducted to determine the uptake of basic nutrition elements by endemic Salvia absconditiflora species growing in the natural habitats of Kırşehir province and its dependence on soil physical and chemical properties. The plant and soil samples were collected from 10 different locations. It was found that in the collected plants, K was inadequate (0.344%), Fe had an excessive amount (541.853 mg kg-1), while Cu, Zn, Mn, magnesium Mg and Ca contents were adequate (6.154 mg kg-1 , 32.610 mg kg-1 , 43.395 mg kg-1, 0.507% and 3.650%). The soils had sandy clay loam texture, slight alkaline reaction (pH=7.92), an average amount of organic matter (3.06%), high amount of calcareous (35.61%) and low amount of soluble salts. It was also determined that soils had adequate K, Ca and Mg contents and 80% of the soil samples had inadequate level of phosphorus. Since Cu content was adequate in terms of microelement stock, contents of Fe, Mn and Zn were inadequate (0.565 mg kg-1, 3.930 mg kg-1, 0.292 mg kg-1). It was found that Salvia absconditiflora plant had the ability to grow in the soil with inadequate Fe, Zn and Mn.

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