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NAA treated fruit were smaller than hand-thinned fruit.
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e0“Fruit from NAA treatments were smaller than hand-thinned”
t0“REDCHIEF `DELICIOUS' APPLES”
Title
EFFECTS OF NAPHTHALENEACETIC ACID (NAA) THINNING SPRAYS ON FRUIT SIZE OF REDCHIEF `DELICIOUS' APPLES
Brent L. Black; Martin J. Bukovac; Jerome Hull HortScience 1993. doi:10.21273/hortsci.28.5.485b
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Preliminary NAA application produced a 19 - 40 % small-fruit incidence.
- Intervention effect Later NAA application had lower small fruit incidence.
- Intervention effect Later NAA application yielded fruit size near hand-thinned controls.
- Observation In 1992 no NAA treatment produced a significant amount of small fruit.
- Intervention effect NAA treated fruit were larger than non-thinned controls.
- Association Spray volume showed no significant effect on fruit size distribution.
- Association Application timing showed no significant effect on fruit size distribution.
- Intervention effect Higher NAA concentration induced small fruit.