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A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH OF THE PROBLEM OF FRUIT-TREE TRAINING SYSTEMS

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160_24

Pages

235 – 242

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Abstract

Publication

III International Symposium on Research and Development on Orchard and Plantation Systems

Authors

A. Carbonneau, J.M. Lespinasse, J. Couranjou

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1986.160.24

Online Articles (47)

2. MAIN FEATURES OF FRUIT PRODUCTION IN THE FRENCH MEDITERRANEAN AREA

J. Hugard

3. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPACING AND ROOTSTOCK EFFECTS IN AN INTENSIVE PLANTING TRIAL OF TWO APPLE CULTIVARS

S. Sansavini | B. Marangoni | C. Buscaroli | L. Corelli | G. Tazzari

4. EFFECTS OF SOME NEW ROOTSTOCKS ON ORCHARD BEHAVIOUR OF APPLE TREES

H.J. van Oosten

5. MALLING 20 – A SUPER-DWARF ROOTSTOCK FOR APPLES

J.E. Jackson

6. EIGHTEEN YEARS’ RESULTS WITH DWARF INTERSTOCKS M.9 AND B.9 ON GROWTH AND CROPPING OF TWO APPLE CULTIVARS

A. Czynczyk

7. GRAFT-UNION CHARACTERISTICS AS RELATED TO DWARFING IN APPLE (MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH.)

R.K. Simons

8. INTRACLONAL VARIATION IN M.9 ROOTSTOCK AND ITS EFFECTS ON NURSERY AND ORCHARD PERFORMANCE

H.J. van Oosten

9. VIRUS-FREE AND VIRUS-TESTED M.9 SELECTIONS

Dr. G. Engel

10. THE EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK AND VARIETY ON THE PRODUCTIVE SURFACE OF APPLE TREES

F. Gyuro | M. Gondor-Pinter | K.A. Dib

11. PRODUCTIVITY AND FRUIT QUALITY OF FOUR APPLE CULTIVARS ON THREE DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS AND AT DIFFERENT PLANTING DENSITIES

R. Ogata | K. Goto | T. Kunisawa | R. Harada

12. EFFECT OF PLANTING DENSITIES, ROOTSTOCKS AND TRAINING SYSTEMS ON THE SPARTAN APPLE CULTIVAR

R.L. Granger | G.L. Rousselle | A. Charland

13. ROOTSTOCK EFFECTS ON THE VIGOUR AND CROPPING OF THE CULTIVAR PASSE CRASSANE

I. Miljkovic

14. DWARFING PLUM ROOTSTOCKS

H.J. van Oosten

15. SOME ASPECTS OF THE CHANGES IN GROWTH AND CROPPING AS A RESULT OF SOME PRUNING AND TRAINING OPERATIONS IN HIGH-DENSITY APPLE ORCHARDS

Il. Isac

16. APPLE TREE MANAGEMENT IN VERTICAL AXIS: APPRAISAL AFTER TEN YEARS OF EXPERIMENTS

J.M. Lespinasse | J.F. Delort

17. GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF VIGOROUS ‘FUJI’ APPLE TREES ON M.26 AS AFFECTED BY SUMMER PRUNING

R. Ogata | H. Kikuchi | T. Hatayama | H. Komatsu

18. HIGH-DENSITY AND VERY-HIGH-DENSITY SWEET AND SOUR CHERRY CULTURE IN ROMANIA

C. Parnia | Gh. Dumitrescu | C. Rosca | G. Prahoveanu

19. CONTAINMENT PRUNING AND AUXIN PAINT EFFECTS ON PEACH AND NECTARINE TREES.

A. Blanco | J. Gomez-Aparisi

20. GROWTH CONTROL OF APPLE AND PEAR TREES WITH PP333 AND OTHER RETARDANTS

S. Tymoszuk | A. Mika

21. BENEFITS FROM THE USE OF PROMALIN^(R), PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR, ON FRUITTREES

D. Goffinet | G. Vincent

22. GROWTH AND FRUIT SETTING CONTROL ON APRICOT THROUGH PACLOBUTRAZOL USE

H. Clanet | J.C. Salles

23. GROWTH CONTROL WITH PACLOBUTRAZOL OF PEACHES GROWN IN A MEADOW ORCHARD SYSTEM

A. Erez

24. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH APPLES PLANTED IN “HIGH DENSITY” SYSTEMS AND TREATED WITH GROWTH RETARDANTS IN SPAIN

F. Gil-Albert | M.T. Aguado

25. A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH OF THE PROBLEM OF FRUIT-TREE TRAINING SYSTEMS

A. Carbonneau | J.M. Lespinasse | J. Couranjou

26. COMPARISON OF SINGLE-ROW AND MULTI-ROW PLANTING SYSTEMS WITH APPLE, WITH REGARD TO PRODUCTIVITY, FRUIT SIZE AND COLOUR, AND LIGHT CONDITIONS

S.J. Wertheim | A. de Jager | M.J.J.P. Duyzens

27. TRENDS OF PRODUCTION, CULTIVARS AND PLANTING SYSTEMS ON APPLES AND PEARS IN WESTERN EUROPE

F. Winter | M. Welte

28. RESULTS OBTAINED IN VERY-HIGH-DENSITY APPLE ORCHARDS IN ROMANIA

I. Ceausescu | Il. Isac

29. DOUBLE ROOT SYSTEMS IN YUGOSLAVIA V-SHAPED FRAMEWORK WHICH IS TRAINED INTO A BOAT SHAPE

P. Krichkovitch

30. REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL HDP TRIAL IN POLAND

A. Mika | A. Czynczyk

31. APPLE TREES IN RIDGE PLANTING

J. Sako | E. Laurinen

32. RESULTS OF A 10-YEAR TRIAL OF HIGH-DENSITY PLANTING OF MCINTOSH AND MACSPUR APPLE TREES

A. Mika | M. Piatkowski

33. THE YIELD POTENTIAL OF SOME APPLE HIGH-DENSITY PLANTING SYSTEMS

A. Suta | M. Cotorobai | S. Stan

34. JAPANESE PLUMS (P. SALICINA L.) IN HIGH-DENSITY PLANTINGS

D. Gaash

35. PERFORMANCE OF SUNCREST AND STARK REDGOLD ESTABLISHED AT DIFFERENT DENSITIES

G. Bargioni | F. Loreti | P.L. Pisani

36. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON THE FRUITING ABILITY OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN A HIGH-DENSITY PLANTING SYSTEM

G. Bargioni | G. Baroni | C. Madinelli

37. HIGH-DENSITY PLANTING OF PEACHES UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF THE BELGRADE FRUIT-GROWING AREA

I. Ninkovski

38. EVALUATION OF NINE YEARS EXPERIMENTING ON HIGH-DENSITY PEACH ORCHARD IN SOUTH EAST OF FRANCE

E. Belluau | A. Lemaire

39. A MEADOW ORCHARD WITH CARICA PENTAGONA (BABACO)

H.J. van Oosten

40. APPLE TRAINING SYSTEMS IN HIGH DENSITY PLANTINGS SUITABLE FOR FULL MECHANIZATION OF THE CULTURAL PRACTICES

G. Colorio

41. MODELLING THE BIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF AN APPLE ORCHARD

F. Winter

42. INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND PLANTING DENSITY

J. Goedegebure

43. RESULTATS D’UNE ETUDE SUR DES VERGERS EN HAUTE DENSITE DE PECHE DANS LES PRINCIPALES ZONES DE PRODUCTION FRANCAISES – REFERENCES TECHNICO-ECONOMIQUES

C. Fady

44. ECONOMIC APPRAISAL OF ORCHARDS OF COX’S ORANGE PIPPIN APPLE ON M.9 AND MM.106 ROOTSTOCKS

J.E. Jackson | G.C. White | C. Duncan

45. EFFECT OF DENSITY ON CROPPING OF SPARTAN APPLE TREES THROUGH 16 SEASONS

A.D. Crowe

46. REDUCING THE COST OF ANCHORING TREES

J.E. Jackson | R.S. Harrison-Murray

47. SPINDLE TREES WITHOUT STAKES

O. Callesen