Physiology of Fruit Trees

Physiology of Fruit Trees (36-14-542) 3 Cr.
Introduction, influence of physiological science on orchard management, physiology and function of roots, seasonal cycle of deciduous fruit trees, photoassimilation production and distribution, source-sink relations, physiology of grafting and budding, rootstock-scion interaction, flowering and fruit set, fruit growth and development, flower and fruit thinning,alternate bearing, rest and dormancy, winter hardiness, aging and rejuvenation, apical dominance.
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physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_1_the_root_system.pdf 1.27 MB
physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_2_from_dormancy_to_bud_break.pdf 1.04 MB
physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_3_pollination.pdf 1.33 MB
physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_4_fruit_set_and_development.pdf 411.59 KB
physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_5_fruit_growth_and_development.pdf 1.7 MB
physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_6_abscission.pdf 1.4 MB
physiology_of_fruit_trees_-_part_7_flower_induction.pdf 2.29 MB
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