Effect of Biochar on Apple Yield and Quality in Aged Apple Orchards on the Loess Plateau (China)
Wenzheng Li,
Jianen Gao,
Shuang Zhou
et al.
Abstract:Apples are not only a foodstuff, but also a raw material for many industrial production fields, and the market demand is constantly increasing. The Loess Plateau is one of the world’s largest apple-producing areas, with about 85% are aged orchards (more than 20 years old), facing problems such as poor soil water retention, degradation of tree strength, and declining yield and quality, etc, so do aged orchards in other regions of the world, and study on improving quality and increasing yield of aged orchards is… Show more
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