Poor stands of Queen Cox apple bud-grafted in summer onto M.9 rootstock were shown to be due to the scion bud not growing, or growing too late to produce a worthwhile maiden tree, despite virtually all scion graft-chips forming unions with the rootstock. This problem was caused by raising...
The onset of the flower bud formation in the seedlings of the apple can be accelerated by means of grafting on the dwarfing rootstock M 9; the growing conditions are of decisive importance, however (116). The more vigorous the growth, the smaller the difference is, in flowering between the...
differentiationrootstocksThe time of differentiation of the flower bud varying with the locality, it was required to find the time for the Long Ashton district. The examination was made in 1928 on Lane's Prince Albert, 10 years old, on Malling Type II. rootstock, buds being taken from three...
RootstockThe thinning of flowers or fruit is an essential practice for apple (Malus x domestica Borkh.) growers to achieve consistent production, and as many fruits as possible must grow to marketable size without biennial bearing to attain maximum economic value. Since almost no information is ...
During the early period of establishment, productivity of newly planted stool beds is often limited because a low proportion of axillary buds break along the rootstock stem, despite these buds being anatomically well developed. Using newly established stool beds of the apple rootstock 'M.9', we ...
apple rootstockbudbreakTDZgibberellinsNew ZealandAbstract During the early period of establishment, productivity of newly planted stool beds is often limited because a low proportion of axillary buds break along the rootstock ste... 查看全部>>GA Dayatilake...
nucipersica), grafted onto Nemaguard rootstock, and trained in a two-leader bi-axis system on a vertical trellis oriented north–south. This cultivar blooms in the Goulburn Valley in early to mid-September, sets fruit by mid-October and is harvested in late January to early February. ...