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HYDRAULIC CONDUCTANCE DETERMINATION AND ITS COMPONENTS IN FIELD GROWN MATURE SWEET CHERRY TREES

Article number

795_110

Pages

691 – 694

Language

English

Abstract

We evaluated hydraulic conductance (K) of mature sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) Bing/Gisela^® 5 trees in situ, from concomitant measurements of whole canopy gas exchange and leaf and stem water potentials.
Total K was 60±6 mmol s^-1 MPa^-1. The soil-root K was 100±20 mmol s^-1 MPa^-1, while the stem-leaf K was 150±50 mmol s^-1 MPa^-1, which are similar to reported values for citrus (Citrus sinensis L.) and apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.) trees.
However, when compared on a leaf area basis, cherry trees had higher total K values.
A slight trend of hysteresis was observed, suggesting that water storage within the tree is not a significant component of the tree water balance.

Publication

V International Cherry Symposium

Authors

R. Oyarzún, C. Stockle, M. Whiting

Keywords

Prunus avium, ‘Bing’, hysteresis, water relationship, water potential

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2008.795.110

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11. SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN ESTONIA

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13. A SWEET CHERRY (PRUNUS AVIUM L.) LINKAGE MAP AND ITS COMPARISON TO OTHER PRUNUS SPECIES

14. ASSESSMENT OF GENETIC DIVERSITY AND RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS USING AFLP^TM MARKERS

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15. ORIGIN OF SOUR CHERRY (PRUNUS CERASUS L.) GENOMES

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16. NEW CHERRY CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS CREATED AT IASI FRUIT RESEARCH STATION, ROMANIA

17. NEW SOURCES OF GERMPLASM USED IN SWEET CHERRY BREEDING AT IASI FRUIT RESEARCH STATION, ROMANIA

18. IDENTIFICATION OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GROWN IN AMASYA BY RAPD MARKERS

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19. RESULTS OF POLLINATION AND FRUIT SET INCOMPATIBILITY STUDIES IN SOME ROMANIAN SWEET CHERRY VARIETIES

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20. IDENTIFICATION AND IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF PROMISING ‘OBLAČINSKA’ SOUR CHERRY SELECTIONS IN EASTERN SERBIA

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21. IN VIVO AND IN VITRO STUDIES ON PRUNUS FLORAL BIOLOGY

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22. PROGRESS IN CHERRY ROOTSTOCK RESEARCH

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23. TESTING OF SWEET CHERRY VARIETIES IN BELGIUM

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24. FURTHER EXPERIENCES WITH DWARFING SWEET CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS IN NORTHERN GERMANY

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25. A NINE-YEAR STUDY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF TWELVE CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS UNDER NON-IRRIGATED CONDITIONS IN APULIA (SOUTHERN ITALY)

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26. EFFECT OF SOME CLONAL ROOTSTOCKS ON GROWTH AND EARLINESS OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY

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27. EVALUATION OF SEMI-DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS FOR SWEET CHERRY ORCHARDS IN THE RHINE RIVER VALLEY (GERMANY)

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28. POMOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ‘OBLACINSKA’ SOUR CHERRY CLONES ON DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS

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29. EVALUATION OF NEW ROOTSTOCKS FOR ‘VANDA’ SWEET CHERRY IN POLISH CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

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30. EVALUATION OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS ON ‘GISELA 5’ AND ‘GISELA 6’ ROOTSTOCKS IN BAYRAMIC, TURKEY

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31. ROOTSTOCK EFFECTS ON TWO SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN CENTRAL CHILE

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32. PHENOLOGY AND PRODUCTION OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN A LOW CHILLING AREA OF CENTRAL CHILE

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33. PERFORMANCE OF GISELA^® ROOTSTOCKS IN SIX HIGH DENSITY SWEET CHERRY TRAINING SYSTEMS IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

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34. EVALUATION OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS AND ADVANCED SELECTIONS ADAPTED TO THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST USA

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35. THE CURRENT AND FUTURE SITUATIONS FOR SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN REGION, HATAY, TURKEY

A.A. Polat | C. Durgaç | S. Serçe

36. ROOTSTOCK AND PLANT SPACING INFLUENCE SWEET CHERRY GROWTH IN FOUR LOCATIONS OF PORTUGAL

37. SWEET CHERRY ROOTSTOCK TESTING IN SLOVENIA

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38. GROWTH AND YIELD OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON ‘GISELA^® 5′ ROOTSTOCK

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39. POMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND BIOCHEMICAL FRUIT COMPOSITION OF SOME CANADIAN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

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40. PRUNUS CERASUS AND PRUNUS FRUTICOSA AS INTERSTOCKS FOR SWEET CHERRY TREES

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41. ROOTSTOCK EFFECTS ON GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF TWO SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN WESTERN POLAND

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42. P-HL DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS FOR SWEET CHERRIES

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43. LITERATURE REVIEW: REACTIONS OF GISELA^® ROOTSTOCKS TO PATHOGENS

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44. PERFORMANCE OF ‘LAPINS’ SWEET CHERRY ON SEVERAL ROOTSTOCKS IN ITALY

45. PERFORMANCE OF THE NC-140 REGIONAL SWEET CHERRY ROOTSTOCK TRIAL PLANTED IN 1998 IN NORTH AMERICA

F. Kappel | G. Lang

46. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A CHERRY ROOTSTOCK TRIAL IN VIGNOLA, ITALY

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47. SWEET CHERRY CULTIVAR AND ADVANCED SELECTION EVALUATION IN NORWAY

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48. FLOWERING, PRODUCTION AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ELEVEN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN CENTRAL CHILE

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49. HISTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS

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50. PERFORMANCE OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS ON ‘WEIROOT 158’ ROOTSTOCK

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51. PROMISING SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN SLOVENIA

N. Fajt | E. Komel | V. Usenik

52. EVALUATION OF ROOTSTOCK AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES TO AVOID CHERRY REPLANT DISEASE IN CHILE

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53. HERBICIDE INFLUENCE ON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG SWEET CHERRY TREES IN A HIGH-DENSITY ORCHARD

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54. RESULTS OF SOUR CHERRY CLONAL SELECTION CARRIED OUT AT THE RESEARCH STATION OF ÚJFEHÉRTÓ

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55. EVALUATION OF NINE SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS ON ‘GISELA^® 5′ ROOTSTOCK

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56. SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CRACKING OF THIRTY SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

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57. THE ITALIAN SWEET CHERRY EVALUATION PROJECT

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58. INDUCTION OF LATERAL BRANCHING OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY IN THE NURSERY WITH 6-BENZYLADENINE+GA₄₊₇

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59. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF THE P-HL DWARFING SWEET CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS

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60. THE EFFECT OF ION EXCHANGE SUBSTRATE AND SUCCINIC ACID ON EX VITRO ADAPTATION OF THE CHERRY ROOTSTOCK ‘VSL-2’ (PRUNUS FRUTICOSA PALL. × P. LANNESIANA CARR.)

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61. DETERMINATION OF IN VITRO PROPAGATION TECHNIQUES FOR SOME CLONAL CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS

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62. MICROPROPAGATION OF SOME PRUNUS AND PYRUS GENOTYPES IN VITRO AS AFFECTED BY DIFFERENT CARBON SOURCES

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63. THE EFFECTS OF MEDIUM INGREDIENTS ON SHOOT PROPAGATION AND ROOTING OF CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS IN VITRO

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64. INVESTIGATION OF ISOZYME POLYMORPHISM IN OPEN-POLLINATED SWEET CHERRY AND ‘MAHALEB’ SEEDLINGS

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65. MICROPROPAGATION OF TWO CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS AND THEIR BEHAVIOR IN THE NURSERY AND THE ORCHARD

C. Xilogiannis | A. Xilogiannis | E. Mpalas

66. COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF GROWTH AND CROPPING OF SOUR CHERRY TREES GRAFTED ON ‘MAHALEB’ SEEDLINGS OR OWN-ROOTED FROM IN VITRO PROPAGATION

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67. NEW HORIZONS IN TURKISH SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION AND EXPORT

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68. WHERE WILL SWEET CHERRIES BE GROWN?

G. Ing

69. CHILLING REQUIREMENTS OF TEN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN A MILD WINTER LOCATION IN CHILE

A. Cortés | E. Gratacós

70. CRACKING OF SWEET CHERRIES: PAST TENSE?

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71. ON THE ADVANCEMENT OF BUD BREAK AND FRUIT RIPENING INDUCED BY HYDROGEN CYANAMIDE (DORMEX^®) IN SWEET CHERRY: A THREE-YEAR STUDY

A. Godini | M. Palasciano | G. Ferrara | S. Camposeo | A. Pacifico

72. CULTIVATION OF SWEET CHERRY UNDER RAIN COVERS

M.M. Blanke | M. Balmer

73. PLASTIC COVERING TO REDUCE SWEET CHERRY FRUIT CRACKING AFFECTS FUNGAL FRUIT DECAY

J. Børve | M. Meland | L. Sekse | A. Stensvand

74. TRADITIONAL CHERRY GROWING IN AMASYA, TURKEY – A BRIEF OVERVIEW

H. Demirsoy | L. Demirsoy

75. SOUR CHERRY RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

R. Cerović | S. Radičević

76. IMPROVEMENT OF INTENSIVE SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION USING PHYTOTECHNICAL METHODS

K. Király

77. PRODUCTIVITY OF FRUITING WOOD ON SLENDER SPINDLE SOUR CHERRY TREES

K. Hrotkó | K. Csigai | L. Magyar | V. Hrotkó

78. USE OF BIOREGULATORS TO HASTEN SWEET CHERRY CANOPY DEVELOPMENT

T. Jacyna | M. Buczek

79. GIBBERELLIC ACID IS A POTENTIAL SWEET CHERRY CROP LOAD MANAGEMENT TOOL

O.M. Lenahan | M.D. Whiting | D.C. Elfving

80. PRODUCTIVITY OF FOUR SWEET CHERRY VARIETIES AS INFLUENCED BY SUMMER AND WINTER PRUNING

A. Roversi | V. Ughini | A. Monteforte

81. IS IT POSSIBLE TO REDUCE ETHREL^® DOSES AND FACILITATE MECHANICAL HARVEST OF SWEET CHERRIES?

A. Roversi | A. Monteforte

82. THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF SWEET CHERRY TREES DURING THE FIRST FOUR YEARS AFTER PLANTING IN THE DOUBLE ROW SYSTEM

M. Sitarek | Z.S. Grzyb | B. Koziński

83. POLLINIZER DISTANCE AFFECTS CROP LOAD OF YOUNG ‘REGINA’ SWEET CHERRY TREES

R. Núñez-Elisea | H. Cahn | L. Caldeira | A. Azarenko

84. SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION IN ISPARTA PROVINCE, TURKEY

M.A. Askın | A. Kankaya | F. Akıncı-Yıldırım | A.N. Yıldırım | M. Sahin-Çevik

85. SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION IN BULGARIA

M. Borovinova | V. Tasseva | D. Domozetov | N. Christov | I. Sredkov

86. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT POLLINIZERS ON THE FRUIT SET AND POMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY

K. Kaynaş | M. Şeker | Z. Yücel | T. Alkan

87. PRELIMINARY TESTING OF A REFLECTIVE GROUND COVER: SWEET CHERRY GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY

M.D. Whiting | C. Rodriguez | J. Toye

88. FRUIT GROWTH CURVE ANALYSIS OF SEVEN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

A.N. Azarenko | A. Chozinski | L.J. Brewer

89. BUDDING HEIGHT IS SLIGHTLY EFFECTIVE FOR REDUCING SWEET CHERRY GROWTH

A. Santos | R. Santos-Ribeiro | V. Cordeiro | A. Bento | J.L. Lousada

90. GROWTH AND YIELD OF ELEVEN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN CENTRAL POLAND

E. Rozpara

91. ORCHARD NET COVERS AFFECT RIPENING OF SWEET CHERRY VARIETIES IN COVA DA BEIRA REGION, PORTUGAL

L. Maria | J. Carvalho | R.S. Coelho

92. SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION IN SOUTH PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA

93. SWEET CHERRY TREES DECAY AND MANAGEMENTS ON REPLANTED CHERRY LAND

M. Meland | M.E. Moe | O. Frøynes

94. SWEET CHERRY ORCHARD MANAGEMENT: FROM SHIFTING PARADIGMS TO COMPUTER MODELING

G.A. Lang

95. SWEET CHERRY TREE ARCHITECTURE, PHYSIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT: TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED VIEW

P.E. Lauri | J. Claverie

96. FRUIT CRACKING IN SWEET CHERRIES – SOME RECENT ADVANCES

L. Sekse

97. ¹³C-PHOTOASSIMILATE PARTITIONING IN SWEET CHERRY ON DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS DURING FRUIT DEVELOPMENT

M. Ayala | G.A. Lang

98. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SWEET CHERRY LEAF GAS EXCHANGE, MORPHOLOGY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

99. FRUIT DRY WEIGHT AND QUALITY OF ‘BING’ SWEET CHERRIES GROWN WITHOUT SOURCE LIMITATIONS

E.D. Cittadini | N. de Ridder | M.J. Rodríguez | H. van Keulen | P.L. Peri

100. THE EFFECT OF IRRIGATION, GIBBERELLIC ACID AND NITROGEN ON THE OCCURRENCE OF DOUBLE FRUIT IN ‘VAN’ SWEET CHERRY

H. Engin | A. Ünal

101. DOUBLE FRUİT FORMATİON AND THE OCCURRENCE OF TWO PİSTİLS: EXAMİNATİON BY SCANNİNG ELECTRON MİCROSCOPY İN SWEET CHERRY

H. Engin | A. Ünal

102. DIFFERENTIATION OF FLOWERS IN SOME SOUR CHERRY VARIETIES IN THE SKOPJE REGION

M. Popovska | B. Popovski

103. TOTAL WATER CONTENT IN LEAVES OF SOUR AND SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN EASTERN SERBIA

R.M. Rade | N. Mitić | R. Nikolić

104. INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK ON BRANCHING AND FLOWERING HABIT OF 2-YEAR-OLD ‘BING’ SWEET CHERRY BRANCHES IN TWO WARM CLIMATES IN SOUTH AFRICA

A.G. Sheard | N. van Rij | K. Maguylo | N.C. Cook

105. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRUIT WEIGHT AND THE FRUIT-TO-LEAF AREA RATIO, AT THE SPUR AND WHOLE-TREE LEVEL, FOR THREE SWEET CHERRY VARIETIES

E.D. Cittadini | N. de Ridder | P.L. Peri | H. van Keulen

106. SOME FRUIT-BEARING SHOOT CHARACTERISTICS OF NINE SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN HUNGARY

107. EFFECT OF FRUIT-TO-LEAF AREA RATIO ON FRUIT QUALITY AND VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF ‘BING’ SWEET CHERRY TREES AT OPTIMAL LEAF AREA INDEX

108. CHEMICAL THINNERS REDUCE SWEET CHERRY NET CO₂ EXCHANGE, STOMATAL CONDUCTANCE AND CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE

O.M. Lenahan | M.D. Whiting

109. SWEET CHERRY TREE RESPONSE TO HYDROGEN CYANAMID TREATMENT UNDER LOW CHILLING CONDITIONS

G. Lemus

110. HYDRAULIC CONDUCTANCE DETERMINATION AND ITS COMPONENTS IN FIELD GROWN MATURE SWEET CHERRY TREES

R. Oyarzún | C. Stockle | M. Whiting

111. EFFECTS OF 2002-2003 WINTER FREEZES ON ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY IN TURKEY

H.C. Sarısu | S. Kaymak | M.A. Aşkın

112. EFFECT OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON EXTENDING THE MARKETING SEASON OF SWEET CHERRY

113. ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS OF VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF 2-YEAR-OLD ‘VAN’ SWEET CHERRY TREES GROWN ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS UNDER VARIED NUTRIENT REGIMES

D. Andersone | H. Wustenberghs | J. Keulemans | I. De Wit | N.C. Cook

114. ESTIMATION OF SWEET CHERRY TREE WATER STATUS BY SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE

A. Antunez | M.D. Whiting | F.J. Pierce | C. Stöckle

115. NITROGEN UPTAKE EFFICIENCY AND PARTITIONING IN SWEET CHERRY IS INFLUENCED BY TIME OF APPLICATION

A.N. Azarenko | A. Chozinski | L. Brutcher

116. SWEET CHERRY ORCHARD SOIL MINERAL COMPOSITION AND GIS MAPPING IN THE ÇANAKKALE PRODUCTION REGION, TURKEY

M. Şeker | Z. Yücel | H. Özcan | S. Ertop

117. EFFECT OF N-PHENYL-PHTHALAMIC ACID AND FERTILIZATION ON FLOWERING, FRUIT SET AND FRUIT QUALITY PARAMETERS OF SWEET CHERRY

118. ESTIMATION OF SWEET CHERRY FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS BY THE SZŰCS’ METHOD VARIES BY CULTIVAR

V. Ughini | A. Roversi

119. INFLUENCE OF GENOTYPE, YEAR AND SOIL COMPOSITION ON SWEET CHERRY LEAF MINERAL COMPOSITION

A. Roversi | V. Ughini | A. Monteforte

120. GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF ‘VAN’ SWEET CHERRY UNDER DIFFERENT SOIL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

V. Tasseva

121. IMPROVED ORCHARD MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR SWEET CHERRY PRODUCTION

V. Tasseva | D. Domozetov

122. MICROPROPAGATED CHERRY ROOTSTOCK ‘GISELA^® 5′ GROWTH CONTROL AFTER GREENHOUSE ACCLIMATION

E.M. Lodolini | D. Neri | G. Dradi | R. Roncasaglia | P. Santarelli

123. THE BIGGER THE CHERRIES, THE BETTER THE INCOME?

J. Ladner | M. Zürcher | Y. Leuenberger | T. Schwizer

124. EFFECT OF RETAİL-SİZE MODİFİED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGİNG BAGS ON POSTHARVEST STORAGE AND SHELF-LİFE QUALİTY OF ‘0900 ZİRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY

F. Küçükbasmacı | O. Özkaya | T. Ağar | Y. Saks

125. CONSUMER SENSORY EVALUATION OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN OREGON, USA

J. Turner | C. Seavert | A. Colonna | L.E. Long

126. ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTHOCYANIN CONTENTS OF SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS

127. MAINTAINING CHERRY QUALITY: SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES

E. Hewett | I. Hofma | N. Weaver

128. OPTIMIZING SHORT TERM STORAGE OF SOUR CHERRIES

S. Lurie | A. Weksler

129. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FRUIT EPIDERMIS OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

L. Demirsoy | H. Demirsoy

130. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS PRECOOLING APPLICATIONS ON POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRIES

M. Akbulut | M. Özcan

131. EFFECTS OF POSTHARVEST TREATMENTS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDERS AND FUNGAL ROTS OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY

M. Akbulut | M. Özcan | M.A. Sökmen

132. CHANGES IN QUALITY OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY FRUIT STORED IN DIFFERENT PACKAGES

M.A. Koyuncu | O. Çağatay | H.E. Savran | T. Dilmaçünal

133. SHELF LIFE QUALITY OF ‘BING’ SWEET CHERRY FOLLOWING PREHARVEST TREATMENT WITH GIBBERELLIC ACID (GA₃)

M.A. Koyuncu | T. Dilmaçünal | H.E. Savran | A. Yıldırım

134. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PRECOOLING TREATMENTS WITH OZONATED WATER ON THE QUALITY OF ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY FRUIT

M.A. Koyuncu | A.C. Seydim | T. Dilmaçünal | H.E. Savran | T. Taş

135. FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘LOVRANSKA’ SWEET CHERRY

I. Ljubicic | B. Duralija | T. Jemric | T. Safner | M. Brajan

136. PHENOLOGY AND FRUIT QUALITY OF NINE SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN SOUTH PATAGONIA

L. San Martino | F.A. Manavella | D.A. García | G. Salato

137. OBSERVATIONS ON THE OCCURRENCE OF SWEET CHERRY DOUBLE-FRUITS IN ITALY AND SLOVENIA

A. Roversi | A. Monteforte | D. Panelli | L. Folini | N. Fajt

138. DETERMINATION OF CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE CONDITIONS FOR ‘0900 ZIRAAT’ SWEET CHERRY FRUIT

B. Akbudak | H. Tezcan | A. Eris

139. DETERMINATION OF LOCAL SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS SUITABLE FOR STORAGE IN ALCOHOL FOR PROCESSING INDUSTRY

Z. Goksel | S. Erdogan | M. Burak | M.E. Akcay

140. QUALITY OF DRIED FRUIT OF DIFFERENT SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS IN HUNGARY

J. Apostol | G. Simon | P. Klincsek | G. Král

141. DETERMINATION OF FRUIT QUALITY PARAMETERS OF SWEET CHERRIES GROWN IN HIGH ELEVATION REGIONS IN HATAY, TURKEY

A.A. Polat | C. Durgaç | O. Kamiloğlu

142. MANIPULATION OF ‘VAN’ SWEET CHERRY CROP LOAD INFLUENCES FRUIT QUALITY AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO IMPACT BRUISING

J.P. Zoffoli | S. Muñoz | L. Valenzuela | M. Reyes | F. Barros

143. FRUIT QUALITY OF SWEET CHERRIES GROWN IN LATVIA

S. Ruisa

144. VIRUS AND VIRUS-LIKE DISEASES OF CHERRY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION

A. Myrta | V. Savino

145. THE BIOLOGY OF THE EUROPEAN CHERRY FRUIT FLY [RHAGOLETIS CERASI L. (DIPTERA: TEPHRITIDAE)]

A. Ozdem | N. Kilincer

146. ANTHRACNOSE – AN EMERGING DISEASE ON SWEET CHERRY

J. Børve | A. Stensvand

147. VIRAL DISEASES DIAGNOSED BY DAS-ELISA AND RT-PCR OF SOUR AND SWEET CHERRY TREES FROM DIFFERENT PROVINCES OF TURKEY

C. Ulubaş

148. INCIDENCE OF BROWN ROT BLOSSOM BLIGHT (MONILINIA LAXA [ADERHOLD & RUHLAND]) AND FRUIT ROT IN ORGANIC SOUR CHERRY PRODUCTION IN HUNGARY

149. PHYTOSANITARY STATUS OF CHERRY TREES IN THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY

K. Cağlayan | M. Gazel | C. Ulubaş

150. STUDIES ON INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM) IN SWEET CHERRY ORCHARDS IN THE MARMARA REGION OF TURKEY

G. Çetin | C. Hantaş | S. Soyergin | M. Burak

151. PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE DETECTION OF PHYTOPLASMAS IN CHERRY BY MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUES

G. Sertkaya

152. SEROLOGICAL DETECTION OF SOME VIRUSES IN CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY

G. Sertkaya

153. A PRELIMINARY SURVEY FOR VIRUSES AND VIROIDS OF THE WESTERN ANATOLIA CHERRY INDUSTRY IN TURKEY

M. Gümüş | I.C. Paylan

154. CİCADELLİDAE (HOMOPTERA) FAUNA OF ECOLOGİCALLY MANAGED CHERRY ORCHARDS İN WESTERN TURKEY

S. Tezcan | B. Simsek | U. Zeybekoglu

155. DETECTION OF HOP STUNT VIROID IN SWEET AND SOUR CHERRY TREES IN TURKEY BY RT-PCR

M. Gazel | C. Ulubaş | K. Çağlayan

156. A GENERAL EVALUATION OF THE FAUNA OF CHERRY ORCHARDS IN TURKEY

S. Tezcan | N. Gulpercin

157. AN OUTBREAK OF CHERRY LEAF SPOT (BLUMERIELLA JAAPII [REHM] ARX.) ON SWEET CHERRY IN ÇANAKKALE PROVINCE, TURKEY

H. Tezcan