Determination of phenological and pomological properties of some hard seed fruit species growed in different planting systems in antalya
2019
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This study was conducted to determine the phenological and pomological characteristics of some peach-nectarine and plum species in different planting systems in the Research and Application farm of Akdeniz University Faculty of Agriculture Department of Horticulture between 2018-2019. In the study; phenological and pomological parameters were examined on Peach (Flored, Extreme314, Fresh Red), nectarine (Early May, Gartairo, Garofa) and plum (Black Splendor, Cemre, EarlyQueen) varieties, cultivated in four different planting system. Flored had the earliest budbreak and flowering among the peach varieties. The best fruit bearing and yield per plant were obtained from plants trained in the central leader system of the Flored cultivar. The earliest budbreak and flowering was observed on Garofa amongthe nectarine varieties. The best fruit bearing and yield per plant, on the other hand were obtained from Gartairo nectarine cultivar trained as V tatura trellis system. The earliest budbreak and flowering were recorded in the Black Splendor variety of the plums.
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Dr. Yasin Mustafa Kandemir
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Yasin Mustafa Kandemir (Master Thesis). Determination of phenological and pomological properties of some hard seed fruit species growed in different planting systems in antalya, 2019, Akdeniz University.
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