Relationships between yield components in first cropping year and average yield of short-day strawberries over two main seasons

Shokaeva, D.B.

doi:10.1016/j.scienta.2008.05.021

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“…The same findings were obtained by Ebrahimi et al [ 16 ] who reported that the growth of strawberries on cocopeat + perlite caused to the most fruits weight. Fruit fresh weight is considered as one of the main components of plant performance in strawberries [ 17 ]. When there is no growth limiting factors such as temperature and humidity, fruit set and the fruit wight depends on the nutritional conditions of the plants and growth media during fruit set.…”

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Effect of different growing media on pomological and phytochemical parameters of Fragaria vesca ʻYellow Wonderʼ and Fragaria ×ananassa ʻCamarosaʼ: a comparative study

Unal,

Kahramanoglu,

Seyed Hajizadeh

et al. 2023

BMC Plant Biol

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Background Strawberries are one of the most widely cultivated fruits in the world, and their popularity continues to grow due to their unique taste, high nutritional value, and numerous health benefits. The success of strawberry cultivation depends largely on the quality of the growing media used. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in soilless media as a sustainable alternative to traditional soil-based growing methods. This study aimed to compare the effect of different growing media, both soil and soilless (Hydroponic Production System) media, on the fruit quality and phytochemical contents of two cultivars of strawberry (Yellow Wonder and Camarosa) in a greenhouse. Results The values of Fruit weight, fruit firmness, and SSC were higher in soilless media than in soil media. In addition, ʻCamarosaʼ was higher than ʻYellow Wonderʼ in these characteristics. The rates of glucose and fructose were higher in soil media than soilless media, and ʻYellow Wonderʼ was higher than ʻCamarosaʼ in the rates of glucose and fructose. The values of total phenolic content and antioxidant capacity were higher in soil media, and also ʻYellow Wonderʼ was found to have more total phenolic content and antioxidant capacity than ʻCamarosaʼ. In terms of mineral contents, ʻYellow Wonderʼ had higher values than ʻCamrosaʼ in both media. When the results of the study were examined in general, Camarosa red strawberry variety was found to be higher than ʻYellow Wonderʼ in pomological characteristics. Conclusions Pomological values increased in both strawberry cultivar in soilless media. In terms of phytochemical properties, the ʻYellow Wonderʼ had higher values than the ʻCamarosaʼ. Also, Phytochemical contents were higher in the soil media compared to the soilless media.

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Effect of different growing media on pomological and phytochemical parameters of Fragaria vesca ʻYellow Wonderʼ and Fragaria ×ananassa ʻCamarosaʼ: a comparative study

Unal,

Kahramanoglu,

Seyed Hajizadeh

et al. 2023

BMC Plant Biol

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“…causes injuries to flowers and reduces yields (Shokaeva 2008), and covering during spring might protect against frost and thus reduce the damages. However, late spring frost was not observed in these trials, and is neither considered a crucial limitation for strawberry growing along the Norwegian coastal districts.…”

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Effect of combined seasonal coverage on northern production of strawberry (Fragaria ananassa Duch)

Uleberg¹,

Martinussen²,

Samuelsen³

2017

Hort. Sci. (Prague)

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Ulenberg E., Martinussen I., Samuelsen R.T. (2017): Effect of combined seasonal coverage on northern production of strawberry (Fragaria ananassa Duch). Hort. Sci. (Prague), 44: 148-155.Two field trials with five strawberry cultivars planted on a woven black polyfibre ground cover sheet with or without translucent sheet plant coverage during winter and the growing season as combined treatments were started in 2004 and 2005. In total, nine different cultivars were included in the two fields. One early cv. 'Polka' and one late cv. 'Korona' acted as standard cultivars, while the other cultivars were new, named or labelled selections from Norwegian, Finnish and Swedish breeding programs. Winter survival, spring vigour, earliness, saleable and total berry yield, berry size and berry quality were registered for three years. The cultivars differed in earliness, berry size, yield (gram per plant) and total production (sum of all years). A combination of fibre sheet winter and spring coverage and more open net sheet harvest season coverage showed favourable results for overwintering, earliness and berry yield, and enhanced the ripening process in all cultivars.

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Growth parameters of strawberry plants in biennial production on the Atlantic Coast of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Adlercreutz¹,

Micheloud

Kirschbaum

et al. 2019

The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology

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Relationships between yield components in first cropping year and average yield of short-day strawberries over two main seasons

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Effect of different growing media on pomological and phytochemical parameters of Fragaria vesca ʻYellow Wonderʼ and Fragaria ×ananassa ʻCamarosaʼ: a comparative study

Effect of different growing media on pomological and phytochemical parameters of Fragaria vesca ʻYellow Wonderʼ and Fragaria ×ananassa ʻCamarosaʼ: a comparative study

Effect of combined seasonal coverage on northern production of strawberry (Fragaria ananassa Duch)

Growth parameters of strawberry plants in biennial production on the Atlantic Coast of Buenos Aires, Argentina

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