2010
DOI: 10.4025/actasciagron.v32i3.3944
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Variação sazonal do crescimento vegetativo de laranjeiras Hamlin enxertadas em citrumeleiro Swingle no município de Limeira, Estado de São Paulo

Abstract: RESUMO.O trabalho visou avaliar a variação sazonal do crescimento vegetativo de laranjeiras Hamlin enxertadas em citromeleiro Swingle cultivadas em clima subtropical. Avaliações biométricas mensais foram realizadas nas faces leste e oeste da copa de 12 plantas entre dezembro de 2005 e dezembro de 2006. Em média, três brotações surgiram por ramo entre dezembro e fevereiro, ao passo que entre julho e setembro surgiram mais quatro brotações, em duas etapas (entre julho e agosto; agosto e setembro). Esse padrão de… Show more

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“…This could also be associated with the temporal and spatial variations in phloem sap flow in response to sunlight exposure, as seen for other woody species like Cryptomeria japonica [44] and Pinus taeda [45]. Unlike our results, Ramos et al [46] did not find azimuthal variation in the number of new shoots in 'Hamlin' sweet orange trees grafted on 'Swingle' citrumelo rootstock, probably due to methodological differences (two branches per tree vs. square frame on both sides) or age of the trees (three vs. five years old). Azimuthal variations in flush shoots and its relation to population densities of ACP nymphs were reported in Texas [47].…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 63%
“…This could also be associated with the temporal and spatial variations in phloem sap flow in response to sunlight exposure, as seen for other woody species like Cryptomeria japonica [44] and Pinus taeda [45]. Unlike our results, Ramos et al [46] did not find azimuthal variation in the number of new shoots in 'Hamlin' sweet orange trees grafted on 'Swingle' citrumelo rootstock, probably due to methodological differences (two branches per tree vs. square frame on both sides) or age of the trees (three vs. five years old). Azimuthal variations in flush shoots and its relation to population densities of ACP nymphs were reported in Texas [47].…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 63%