Budama atıklarının Clementine mandarini (Citrus reticulata Blanco) mikro element bütçesindeki rolü

BARLAS, Neriman Tuba

doi:10.20289/zfdergi.895531

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“…Cutting off part of the plant (e.g., a branch) removes some reserves [24,25], but the sap that would go to the removed part is redirected to the remaining parts, increasing the plant's vegetative vigor. Nevertheless, pruned branches tend to be weakened compared to unpruned ones [26].…”

Section: Tree Growth-formation Distribution and Accumulation Of Reservesmentioning

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Citrus Pruning in the Mediterranean Climate: A Review

Matias,

Barrote,

Azinheira

et al. 2023

Plants

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Pruning is a common practice in citrus for various reasons. These include controlling and shaping the canopy; improving phytosanitary health, productivity, and fruit quality; and facilitating operations such as harvesting and phytosanitary treatments. Because pruning is an expensive operation, its need is sometimes questioned. However, it has been proven to be particularly important in Mediterranean citriculture, which is oriented towards producing fruits for a high-quality demanding fresh market. Herein, we summarize and explain the pruning techniques used in Mediterranean citriculture and refer to the main purposes of each pruning type, considering citrus morphology and physiology.

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Section: Tree Growth-formation Distribution and Accumulation Of Reservesmentioning

confidence: 99%