Paper · 2014

Effects of heavy cutting-back and bending branch on the number of new shoots,yield and root activity of adult‘Lvling'walnut

LI Mei-me

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Abstract

In order to determine an appropriate pruning method of adult precocious walnut trees,10aprecocious walnut trees were used as materials to study the number of new shoots,yield and root activity of four pruning methods(heavy cutting-back,bending branch,heavy cutting-back with bending branch and natural pruning)in 2013.The results showed that the number of new shoots of these four pruning treatments were 32.33,22.67,26.67and 12.67,respectively in the fruit mature period and the number by heavy cuttingback was the biggest.The single fruit weight of the 4treatments was 11.16g,10.53g,12.22g and 11.58g respectively,with the highest by heavy cutting-back with bending branch.Their yields per 667m2 were 129.36kg,154.44kg,155.32kg and 97.24kg,respectively indicating that of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest,followed by bending branch.In the end of the growing season,the root activity of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest among the four pruning treatments which was231.65μg/(g·h)followed by 193.22μg/(g·h)(heavy cutting-back),181.53μg/(g·h)(bending branch),and 150.60μg/(g·h)(natural pruning),respectively.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Heavy cutting back produced the most new shoots, 32.33.

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“the number of new shoots of these four pruning treatments were 32.33,22.67,26.67and 12.67,respectively in the fruit mature period and the number by heavy cuttingback was the biggest”

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“walnut”

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“heavy cutting-back,bending branch,heavy cutting-back with bending branch and natural pruning”

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“150.60μg/(g·h)(natural pruning)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Branch bending produced 22.67 new shoots.

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number of new shootse0
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22.67e0

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“the number of new shoots of these four pruning treatments were 32.33,22.67,26.67and 12.67,respectively in the fruit mature period”

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“walnut”

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“heavy cutting-back,bending branch,heavy cutting-back with bending branch and natural pruning”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Combined cutting back and bending produced 26.67 new shoots.

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walnutt0
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number of new shootse0
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26.67e0

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“the number of new shoots of these four pruning treatments were 32.33,22.67,26.67and 12.67,respectively in the fruit mature period”

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“walnut”

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“heavy cutting-back,bending branch,heavy cutting-back with bending branch and natural pruning”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Natural pruning produced 12.67 new shoots.

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number of new shootse0
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12.67e0

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“the number of new shoots of these four pruning treatments were 32.33,22.67,26.67and 12.67,respectively in the fruit mature period”

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“walnut”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Combined pruning gave the highest single fruit weight, 12.22 g.

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4treatmentse0

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“The single fruit weight of the 4treatments was 11.16g,10.53g,12.22g and 11.58g respectively,with the highest by heavy cutting-back with bending branch.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Combined pruning yielded 155.32 kg per 667 square metres, the highest yield.

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yields per 667m2e0
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155.32kge0
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bending branche0

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“Their yields per 667m2 were 129.36kg,154.44kg,155.32kg and 97.24kg,respectively indicating that of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest,followed by bending branch.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Bending branch yielded 154.44 kg per 667 square metres, second highest.

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“Their yields per 667m2 were 129.36kg,154.44kg,155.32kg and 97.24kg,respectively indicating that of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest,followed by bending branch.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Heavy cutting back yielded 129.36 kg per 667 square metres.

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“Their yields per 667m2 were 129.36kg,154.44kg,155.32kg and 97.24kg,respectively indicating that of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest,followed by bending branch.”

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“walnut”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Natural pruning yielded 97.24 kg per 667 square metres.

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walnutt0
Outcome
yields per 667m2e0
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97.24kge0

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“Their yields per 667m2 were 129.36kg,154.44kg,155.32kg and 97.24kg,respectively indicating that of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest,followed by bending branch.”

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“walnut”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Combined pruning had the highest root activity at 231.65 μg/(g·h).

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walnutt0
Treatment
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root activitye0
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higheste0
Value
231.65μg/(g·h)e0

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“the root activity of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest among the four pruning treatments which was231.65μg/(g·h)followed by 193.22μg/(g·h)(heavy cutting-back),181.53μg/(g·h)(bending branch),and 150.60μg/(g·h)(natural pruning),respectively.”

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“walnut”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Heavy cutting back had root activity of 193.22 μg/(g·h).

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walnutt0
Treatment
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Outcome
root activitye0
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193.22μg/(g·h)e0

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“the root activity of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest among the four pruning treatments which was231.65μg/(g·h)followed by 193.22μg/(g·h)(heavy cutting-back),181.53μg/(g·h)(bending branch),and 150.60μg/(g·h)(natural pruning),respectively.”

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“walnut”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Branch bending had root activity of 181.53 μg/(g·h).

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walnutt0
Treatment
bending branche0
Outcome
root activitye0
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181.53μg/(g·h)e0

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“the root activity of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest among the four pruning treatments which was231.65μg/(g·h)followed by 193.22μg/(g·h)(heavy cutting-back),181.53μg/(g·h)(bending branch),and 150.60μg/(g·h)(natural pruning),respectively.”

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“walnut”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Natural pruning had root activity of 150.60 μg/(g·h).

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walnutt0
Treatment
natural pruninge0
Outcome
root activitye0
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150.60μg/(g·h)e0

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“the root activity of heavy cutting-back with bending branch was the highest among the four pruning treatments which was231.65μg/(g·h)followed by 193.22μg/(g·h)(heavy cutting-back),181.53μg/(g·h)(bending branch),and 150.60μg/(g·h)(natural pruning),respectively.”

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“walnut”

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