Abstract
The experiment of the mulberry leaf yield influenced by different mulberry spring pruning parts was implemented in this article. And the results showed that under the same other mulberry management measures, the mulberry pruned at the part of 4~6 cm distance with the annual branch base showed a significantly increased shooting growth yield and spring leaf yield, and a very significantly increased autumn leaf yield.
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Claim · model-written summary
Mulberry pruned at 4~6 cm from the annual branch base significantly increased shooting growth yield and spring leaf yield compared with other spring pruning parts.
Verbatim
e0“The experiment of the mulberry leaf yield influenced by different mulberry spring pruning parts was implemented in this article”
e1“the mulberry pruned at the part of 4~6 cm distance with the annual branch base showed a significantly increased shooting growth yield and spring leaf yield”
Claim · model-written summary
Mulberry pruned at 4~6 cm from the annual branch base very significantly increased autumn leaf yield compared with other spring pruning parts.
Verbatim
e0“The experiment of the mulberry leaf yield influenced by different mulberry spring pruning parts was implemented in this article”
e1“the mulberry pruned at the part of 4~6 cm distance with the annual branch base showed a significantly increased shooting growth yield and spring leaf yield”
e2“a very significantly increased autumn leaf yield”
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