I. INTRODUCTION II. EVOLUTION OF TRAINING AND PRUNING PRINCIPLES 1. Minimal pruning 2. Summer pruning 3. Cropping as a tool in training 4. Intensification of peach orchard systems III. LIGHT AND TREE PHYSIOLOGY 1. Photosynthetic characteristics 2. Light interception and distribution 3. Fruit quality 4. Flower bud differentiation IV. MODERN ORCHARD SYSTEMS 1. Vase systems 2. Palmette systems 3. Central leader systems 4. Y-shaped tree systems. 5. Meadow orchards 6. Protected cultivation V EFFECTS OF TRAINING SYSTEM AND PLANTING DENSITY ON YIELD 1. Tree Form Effect on Yield 2. Effect of planting density on yield 3. Effect of Tree Density Plus Tree Form on Yield VI. FUTURE TRENDS
Orchard planting systems / L. Corelli Grappadelli; R.P. Marini. - STAMPA. - (2008), pp. 264-288.
Orchard planting systems
CORELLI GRAPPADELLI, LUCA;
2008
Abstract
I. INTRODUCTION II. EVOLUTION OF TRAINING AND PRUNING PRINCIPLES 1. Minimal pruning 2. Summer pruning 3. Cropping as a tool in training 4. Intensification of peach orchard systems III. LIGHT AND TREE PHYSIOLOGY 1. Photosynthetic characteristics 2. Light interception and distribution 3. Fruit quality 4. Flower bud differentiation IV. MODERN ORCHARD SYSTEMS 1. Vase systems 2. Palmette systems 3. Central leader systems 4. Y-shaped tree systems. 5. Meadow orchards 6. Protected cultivation V EFFECTS OF TRAINING SYSTEM AND PLANTING DENSITY ON YIELD 1. Tree Form Effect on Yield 2. Effect of planting density on yield 3. Effect of Tree Density Plus Tree Form on Yield VI. FUTURE TRENDSI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
