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Deciduous Fruit for North Florida
... terminal growth each year, which requires relatively heavy annual pruning. On the other hand, plums fruit on both long twigs and on very short twigs, called spurs. Since there is less terminal growth for plums than for peaches, correspondingly less pruning is needed for plums. Fruit buds are produced during the spring and summer on current season growth. Chilling ...
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Trellis Espalier System for Supported Apple Trees, HYG-1427-95
... six dwarf trees between two posts, depending upon planting distances. Most other rootstocks result in growth that is too vigorous for economical trellis training or are not adaptable to Ohio soils ... wire need little pruning the second year, other than to maintain terminal growth and to prevent vigorous upright shoot growth. Strong upright growth is headed back severely so as to contain it well below ...
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White Apple Leafhopper, HYG-2202-92
... about 1.5 mm (1/16 inch) in length, which characteristically run perpendicular to the terminal growth. Overwintering eggs are found on one- to five-year-old wood, but are most ... beneath. Leafhoppers should be sampled from the underside of leaves, especially on suckers or older terminal growth. When monitoring the second generation, keep in mind that watersprouts often have heavier populations of ...
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On-Line Glossary: I
... first appearance of symptoms on the host. (2, 24) indeterminate. Without definite margin or edge; terminal growth (of hyphae or conidiophores) unrestricted. (17) indexing. A procedure to determine whether a given ... a susceptible plant. (20) inoculate. To introduce a microorganism into an environment suitable for its growth; to bring a parasite into contact with a host. (3) inoculation. The act of ...
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FPHG -
... be pruned several times during the summer by cutting back the terminal growth to four to six leaves beyond the last flower. Also remove ... canes will have developed at the base of last year's growth (Figure 12.1). Replacement canes are left for future fruiting, ... others (growing season, year 1). (C) Head back trunk as shoot growth at terminal loses vigor (growing season, year 1). (D) Continue to remove ...
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Australian Native Plants as Bonsai
... photo: MF.1472 Catalogue No. 16 Leptospermum grandiflorum The naturally zigzag growth of the branches of this plant lends it readily to bonsai ... each year. I really like the blue foliage and red new growth. It was potted for the first time in a bonsai pot ... of liquid organic fertiliser added to the water. Pruning back its terminal growth, and occasional thinning out, needs to be done quite regularly. ...
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Fir
... cause some damage. The balsam twig aphid feeds on the new growth of fir causing distorted needles and deposits of honeydew. Trees ... shriveling and reddening of the new growth. The needles of current seasons growth are curled and dead. Terminal growth and some laterals may be ... host plant is weakened. The infection usually begins at the terminal bud near a branch tip. Infection takes place in late ...
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Fruit Pathology - Disease Diagnostic Key
... organisms including: Peltaster fructicola, Geastrumia polystigmatis, and Leptodontium elatus) 11c. Superficial fungus growth, showing black speckled pattern on fruit , most apparent near harvest. FLY SPECK ( ... APPLE RUST (G. juniperi- virginianae) 16a. White powdery fungus growth on leaves and sometimes blossoms , causing distorted terminal growth. May cause net-like pattern of russetting on fruit. ...
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Fruit Pathology - Powdery Mildew
... chronic yield reductions in subsequent years. If there is late season growth, determine the percent of leaves with infection on ten terminal shoots on each sample tree. Twenty percent leaf infection ... DMI fungicides are effective against both diseases. Begin sprays at tight cluster and continue until terminal growth stops. Early season sprays (tight cluster to petal fall) are essential if mildew is ...
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Managing Fireblight in Southwest Michigan Apple Orchards
... established in the tree fire blight quickly invades through the current season's growth into older growth. Death of infected branches is so rapid that the leaves do not have ... (prohexadione calcium) inhibits gibberellin biosynthesis, this results in an early cessation of terminal growth. Shoots with inhibited growth are less susceptible to fire blight; therefore, the potential for the build up ...
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