pruning · Yield · Morus (mulberry trees)

Results agree8 papers: 8 positive, 0 negative or no effect

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Papers reporting a positive result 8

Studies on the Dwarf Disease of Mulberry Tree · 1967
- positive
  The June cutting increased mulberry leaf yield.
The Influence of Different Mulberry Spring Pruning Parts on Mulberry Leaf Yield · 2013
- positive
  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.
  compared with different mulberry spring pruning parts
- positive
  Mulberry pruned at 4~6 cm from the annual branch base very significantly increased autumn leaf yield compared with other spring pruning parts.
  compared with different mulberry spring pruning parts
Impact of Crop Weed Competition on Growth and Yield of Mulberry (Morus indica L.) · 2013
- positive
  Weed-free conditions through 75 days after pruning gave higher leaf yield of 6446kg/ha than other periods and weedy check.
  compared with other weed free period and weedy check
Influence of Different Pruning Techniques and Integrated Nutrient Management on Growth, Leaf Yield of Mulberry and Its Impact on Silkworm (Bombyx mori L.) Bioassay · 2018
Efficacy of sea plant extract (Kappaphycus sp) in growth of mulberry and subsequently boosting the immunity against BmNPV in silkworm, Bombyx mori L · 2020
- positive
  Sea plant extract increased mulberry leaf yield per plant by 308.81 g/pl relative to control.
  compared with control
Optimal Date of Mulberry Pruning and Silkworm Rearing for Improvement of Quality and Yield Potential of Mulberry Foliage and Silk Cocoons in Lower-Gangetic Region · 2022
- positive
  The new pruning schedule significantly increased leaf yield per plant in both seasons.
- positive
  Delaying the pruning and rearing date by two weeks effectively increased leaf and cocoon output.
Effect of Pruning Height on Growth Parameters of Mulberry and Rearing Performance of PM X CSR2 Silkworm Cross Breed · 2023
- positive
  Pruning at 150 cm produced the highest leaf yield of 479.25 g/ plant at 60 days.
- positive
  Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm silk productivity of 2.24.
  compared with 45 cm above the ground level
Exploring Silkworm Litter as a Liquid Manure: A Key to Boost Mulberry Growth and Productivity · 2025
- positive
  T9 produced mulberry leaf yield of 67.31 Tonnes ha-1 year-1.

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pruning · Yield · Morus (mulberry trees)

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Papers reporting a positive result 8

pruning on Morus (mulberry trees) against other targets

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