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Espaliers
... branches of a tiered cordon upward into a candelabra shape. When lateral branches are one foot (0.3m) in length, they are gradually bent upward in 5° to 10° increments. The lateral branches are spaced 12 inches (0.3m) apart and this spacing is kept between the branches ...
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Deciduous Fruit for North Florida
... surface. Larger trees usually have side branches. Remove all side branches that are less than 18 inches from the soil surface. Select three or four lateral branches which are distributed evenly around the tree trunk and spaced at least 4 inches apart vertically, and reduce their lengths to 3 to 4 inches. Remove all other branches ...
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PlanetaCactus: Opuntia brasiliensis
... natural state, presents raised stem, naked or spiny, of about 25 cm. wide, from where lateral branches a little horizontal or raised, appear. The articles are thin of 15 cm. long and ...
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Espalier
... tree with evenly spaced branches. Even if the branching is not on a plane, young branches can be slowly trained into ... are more closely matched. In the spring, prune all lateral branches back to three buds. The basal buds will become fruiting ... branches are trained into position each year parallel to last year's branches. Each spring, the branches that had fruit last summer are removed. All branches ...
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An effect of gravity on bud-burst in balsam fir
... Received December 19, 1985 Summary Bud-burst on first order lateral branches of Abies bafsamea L. (balsam fir) was delayed when the branches were rotated 180° about their long axis. This was ... there was intense illumination from below. However, both anisophylly and positioning of leaves on lateral shoots were apparently predetermined because the shorter, more forward pointing leaves appeared below ...
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... and fall. The tree's architecture A tree is a central beam with secondary lateral beams called branches and twigs. The tree is unique as a living system because it connects living ... attachments Branches are subdominant stems. As buds grow, some develop as leaders that extend the central trunk or beam. Other buds that do not grow as central leaders become subdominant lateral branches. For ...
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NTP, NATURAL TARGET PRUNING
... Always use caution and have professionals do the removal of large branches. NEVER let a person prune a tree that they are ... I have no problem using spikes on dead trees and dead branches for removals.). When removing a branch always undercut [A] first ... ridge. Pruning parts off branches works the same way, always make pruning cuts at nodes (shrubs) or other lateral branches (trees). Diagrams from ...
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Division Zosterophyllophyta
Division Zosterophyllophyta Division Zosterophyllophyta Plants of the Zosterophyllophyta were leafless and dichotomously branched, but frequently lateral branches further differentiated into one axis that grew upward and another downward. In Zosterophyllum, the sporangia were borne laterally on short stalks. Return to Main Menu Fossil Plants
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California Backyard Orchard - Pruning & Training
... . After first year select three to five lateral branches, lowest about 12-15" above ground, spaced ... trees to eight to ten feet. Develop lateral branches from all side of each arm of ... branches is done to renew fruiting wood and to thin off excessive fruit. Horizontal branches left uncut will bear earlier and heavier crops. Upright branches generally remain vegetative and vigorous. Horizontal branches ...
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Espaliers
... Florida. Plants not included in the above list can be used if they produce many lateral branches and can be severely pruned. For supporting espaliers against a brick wall, anchoring devices are ... . The simpler the design, the easier the maintenance. To maintain an espalier, remove all stray branches that appear vertical to the flat surface and beyond the boundaries of the desired pattern ...
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