Fertilization treatments showed no statistically significant productivity difference.

fertilization · yield · Prunus persica (peach)Results differ

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1. positive
   Only compost at 10 t dry weight per hectare per year increased nectarine fruit production.

   Compost can successfully replace mineral fertilizers in the nutrient management of commercial peach orchard · 2010

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2. positive
   Compost increased new root production relative to the other fertilizer treatments.

   Organic fertilization leads to increased peach root production and lifespan · 2010 · compared with the other treatments

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3. positive
   Airblast chemicals reduced fruit set in Redhaven peach.

   Peach Flower Thinning and Possible Sites of Action of Desiccating Chemicals · 1985

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4. positive
   Nitrogen fertilization increased fresh mass peach yield in unthinned trees by 49%.

   Nitrogen Stimulated Increases in Peach Yields Are Associated with Extended Fruit Development Period and Increased Fruit Sink Capacity · 1997 · compared with unthinned, nonfertilized controls

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5. positive
   BCRF increased per-plant yield by an average 21.35% across three years versus fertilizer spreading.

   Application of Bag-Controlled Release Fertilizer Facilitated New Root Formation, Delayed Leaf, and Root Senescence in Peach Trees and Improved Nitrogen Utilization Efficiency · 2021 · compared with plants receiving equal amounts of fertilizer applied by spreading (FSA)

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6. positive
   SNNMs with foliar fertilizer increased yield up to 8.1% compared with fertilizer alone.

   Effects of Siliceous Natural Nanomaterials Applied in Combination with Foliar Fertilizers on Physiology, Yield and Fruit Quality of the Apricot and Peach Trees · 2021 · compared with applying foliar fertilizer alone

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7. positive
   N plus manure gave Spring Time the highest fruit yield.

   Effect of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium fertilisation and manure on fruit yield and fruit quality of the peach cultivars 'Spring Time' and 'Red Haven' · 2004

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8. positive
   Cow manure increased new root production in nectarine compared with compost.

   Root growth and survivorship in cow manure and compost amended soils · 2013 · compared with compost

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