Claim · model-written summary
July-August pruning increased both terminal and auxiliary panicles on pruned shoots.
- Taxon
- mango
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Mangifera indicat0 - Organ / stage
- pruned shootse0
- Treatment
- July-August pruninge0
- Outcome
- terminal and auxiliary paniclese0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Verbatim
t0“Effect of pruning on growth, flowering and fruiting in mango”
e0“July-August pruning increased both terminal and auxiliary panicles on pruned shoots”
Title
Effect of pruning on growth, flowering and fruiting in mango
Mohan Swaroop; Sant Ram; Charan Singh; et al. Indian Journal of Horticulture 2001
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Pruning on-year mango shoots in July, August and December almost doubled the number of panicles on each shoot.
- Intervention effect July-August pruning gave more terminal panicles on pruned shoots than the control.
- Intervention effect December pruning produced auxiliary panicles only.
- Intervention effect Panicle length was higher than the control when mango trees were pruned in July and August.
- Intervention effect Pruning in other months had no effect on panicle length.
- Intervention effect September pruning reduced panicle length.
- Intervention effect Pruning in November and December made the main rachis diameter of auxiliary panicles less.
- Intervention effect July, November and December pruning slightly increased hermaphrodite flowers.
- Intervention effect Shoot pruning completely controlled malformation when done in July, August and December.
- Recommendation On-year mango trees should be pruned in July, August and December to increase panicles, hermaphrodite flowers and fruit yield and quality.
- Recommendation Off-year mango trees need pruning to increase new shoot production and vegetative growth without flowering and fruiting.