Claim · model-written summary
Fuji and Jonagold had the highest leaf area per spur at the end of cell division.
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Verbatim
e0“At the end of cell division, `Fuji' and `Jonagold' had the highest leaf area per spur”
Title
Differences in Flower and Spur Characteristics of Apple Cultivars
D.C. Ferree; J.R. Schupp; D.S. Tustin; et al. HortScience 1996. doi:10.21273/hortsci.31.4.582d
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Jonagold, Fiesta, Southern Snap and Royal Gala had more flowers per spur than Red Chief Delicious, Pacific Rose and Fuji.
- Observation Red Chief Delicious, Pacific Rose and Fuji had the lowest flower dry weight per spur.
- Observation King-flower pedicels were generally shorter than lateral-flower pedicels.
- Observation Fuji had the longest king-flower pedicel.
- Observation Red Chief and Pacific Rose had the shortest king-flower pedicels.
- Observation Jonagold and Fiesta had the most leaves per spur at full bloom.
- Observation Red Chief had fewer leaves per spur than every other cultivar.
- Observation Jonagold, Fiesta, Royal Gala and Fuji had the highest leaf area per spur.
- Observation Red Chief and Pacific Rose had lower leaf areas and fruit set than all other cultivars.
- Observation Fuji and Royal Gala had the highest bourse leaf area.
- Observation Braeburn and Red Chief had lower bourse leaf areas than all other cultivars.
- Observation Royal Gala, Southern Snap and Fuji had the longest bourse shoots.
- Observation Red Chief had the shortest bourse shoots.