Claim · model-written summary
Strong root pruning increased flower beginning, shedding and berry shattering irrespective of fertigation.
- Treatment
- strong root pruninge0
- Outcome
- Beginning and shedding of flowers and the rates of berry shatteringe0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Verbatim
e0“Beginning and shedding of flowers and the rates of berry shattering in the no fertigation were significantly higher than in fertigation but increased with strong root pruning regardless of the fertigation.”
e1“grapevines”
Title
N.H. Song; Bo-Hyuk Bang; Jong-Seon Eun Horticultural Science & Technology 2002
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Intervention effect Fertigation increased grapevine shoot length.
- Intervention effect Pruning roots all around vines limited shoot growth.
- Observation Flower beginning and shedding were higher without fertigation and increased with strong root pruning.
- Intervention effect Berry shattering was higher without fertigation.
- Intervention effect Fertigation increased cluster weight.
- Intervention effect Strong root pruning increased cluster weight under fertigation.
- Intervention effect Root pruning method showed no significant cluster weight difference without fertigation.
- Intervention effect Root pruning treatments showed no difference in soluble solids.
- Intervention effect Berry cracking was higher without fertigation.
- Intervention effect Heavy root pruning increased cracking without fertigation.
- Intervention effect Root pruning treatments did not differ significantly in cracking under fertigation.
- Intervention effect Root pruning advanced harvest onset with and without fertigation.
- Intervention effect Heavy root pruning shortened harvesting period.
- Intervention effect Pruning all around the vine shortened harvesting period.
- Intervention effect Fertigation increased the standard cluster rate.
- Observation Yield followed the same pattern as standard cluster rate.