Claim · model-written summary
Increasing bud load increased the number of clusters per vine and yield.
- Material
- Crimson Seedlesst0
- Treatment
- Increasing bud loade0
- Outcome
- number of cluster/vine and yielde0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Verbatim
e0“Increasing bud load increased number of cluster/vine and yield but reduced cluster weight”
t0“Crimson Seedless Grapevines”
Title
E A Kandil 2010
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect The number of bursted buds per vine increased significantly with increasing bud load in both seasons.
- Intervention effect The percentage of bursted buds decreased with increasing bud load.
- Intervention effect Bud fertility and fruitfulness decreased with increasing bud load.
- Recommendation Bud loads of 104 or 117 buds per vine were more suitable for Crimson Seedless grapevines to produce good yield and fruit quality.
- Observation Bud loads of 78 or 143 buds per vine were unfavorable because they produced rather compact clusters.
- Intervention effect Increasing bud load reduced cluster weight.
- Intervention effect Vines pruned to 117 buds per vine gave the greatest cluster weight, cluster length and rachis weight.
- Intervention effect Vines pruned to 117 buds per vine gave the greatest berry weight, berry firmness and adherence.
- Intervention effect Vines pruned to 117 buds per vine gave the greatest total soluble solids and total sugars.
- Intervention effect Increasing bud load significantly increased total carbohydrates and protein contents of the canes during the dormant season.
- Intervention effect Vines pruned to 143 buds per vine showed higher percentages of both total carbohydrate and protein in the canes than the other bud load levels.