Paper · 1969 · DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)

Sweet cherry hedgerow planting

Kay Ryugo; F Mikuckis

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Abstract

An easy-to-train hedgerow planting of sweet cherries which begins bearing early and which can be maintained at a desirable height may have some advantages over current pruning and training systems.

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Hedgerow planting of sweet cherries that begins bearing early and can be maintained at a desirable height may have advantages over current pruning and training systems.

Taxon
sweet cherriesPrunus aviume1
Treatment
hedgerow plantinge1
Outcome
begins bearing earlye1
Qualifier
may have some advantagese1
Comparator
current pruning and training systemse1

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Prunus avium
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“hedgerow planting of sweet cherries which begins bearing early and which can be maintained at a desirable height may have some advantages over current pruning and training systems”

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