Claim · model-written summary
Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum leaf area of 193.20 cm2.
- Treatment
- six-nodes pruning at verasion stagee0
- Outcome
- leaf areae0
- Direction
- maximume1
- Value
- 193.20 cm2e0
- Comparator
- other treatmentse0
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Verbatim
e0“leaf area (193.20 cm2) was observed following six-nodes pruning at verasion stage compared to other treatments”
t0“Grape Vines”
e1“The maximum length of clusters”
Title
F. Sadeghian; E. Seifi; A. Dadar; et al. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) 2016. doi:10.22067/jhorts4.v0i0.31869
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Intervention effect Pruning severity had no significant effect on berry number or width.
- Intervention effect Pruning severity had no significant effect on cluster number.
- Intervention effect Pruning severity significantly affected TSS.
- Intervention effect Pruning time significantly affected most measured attributes.
- Intervention effect Pruning time had no significant effect on cluster number, TSS or TA.
- Intervention effect The interaction of pruning treatments significantly affected cluster and berry dimensions, weight, berry counts, leaf area and pH.
- Intervention effect Treatment interaction significantly affected TSS and berry color.
- Intervention effect Treatment interaction had no significant effect on yield, cluster count, TA or sunburn.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum cluster length of 31.47 cm.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum berry length of 16.80 mm.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum cluster width of 12.98 cm.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum cluster weight of 344.33 g.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum berry weight of 1.85 g.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison yielded maximum 233.53 berries per cluster.
- Intervention effect Two- and four-node pruning around full bloom reduced leaf area and photosynthesis.
- Intervention effect Green pruning improved fruit juice quality and increased grapevine yield.
- Intervention effect Six-node pruning at veraison increased fruit quality versus control without harming yield.
- Intervention effect Two- and four-node pruning at full bloom decreased yield components.
- Intervention effect Two- and four-node pruning at full bloom increased soluble solids and pH and improved berry color.