Claim · model-written summary
Return bloom decreased with increasing Cytolin concentration.
- Taxon
- apple
Malus domesticat0 - Treatment
- increasing concentration of Cytoline6
- Outcome
- Return bloome6
- Direction
- decreasede6
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Verbatim
t0“Cytolin into a chemical thinning program for red ‘Delicious’ apple”
e6“Return bloom decreased with increasing concentration of Cytolin”
Title
Integrating Cytolin into a chemical thinning program for red ‘Delicious’ apple
S. A. Bound; K. M. Jones; M. J. Oakford Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 1997. doi:10.1071/ea96065
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Satisfactory thinning levels were achieved by adding NAA or CyLex to the Cytolin program.
- Intervention effect Adding NAA or CyLex to the Cytolin program increased fruit size.
- Intervention effect Higher Cytolin concentrations gave some thinning, but not enough.
- Intervention effect High Cytolin concentrations followed by NAA gave a high proportion of pygmy fruit.
- Intervention effect Split Cytolin applications improved fruit typiness better than single applications.
- Intervention effect Cytolin alone had no effect on seed numbers.
- Intervention effect Adding NAA or CyLex to the Cytolin program reduced seed numbers.
- Intervention effect CyLex treatments improved fruit firmness.
- Recommendation Thinning and fruit quality can be improved with the label rate of Cytolin applied as a split application followed by NAA or CyLex.