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设施栽培中把握果树需冷量的最实用方法 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
果树休眠期的管理是设施栽培中关键的技术环节,尤其是日光温室栽培。果树休眠期对空气成分的要求不严格,无论是将温室封闭得空气不能流通,还是经常换气,对果树度过休眠无足轻重;空气和土壤湿度,在果树休眠过程中也不是重要条件,只要空气和土壤中的水分不至于干旱到使枝条和根系遭遇旱害,对果树安全度过休眠期的影响都不大。有的栽培者认为,避光对休眠可起到促进作用。笔者在几年的实验中发现,光照与黑暗对果树完成休眠过程没有关系,而影响果树休眠的重要因子是温度。 相似文献
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果树需冷量及休眠期生理生化变化的研究 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
果树的自然休眠是在系统发育过程中形成的,是果树为了适应低温等逆境的一种积极的反应。近年来,随着果树设施栽培的迅猛发展,研究果树需冷量及休眠期间生理生化的变化,对果树设施栽培具有十分重要的理论和实践意义。1果树需冷量1.1需冷量的概念和估算方法落叶果树打破自然休眠(内休眠)所需的有效低温时数称为果树的需冷量,又叫需寒量、低温需求量或需寒积温。需冷量的度量一直倍受关注,目前还没有适合各个树种、品种的统一有效的估算方法。常用的方法有两种:1.1.1冷温小时数(chillinghours,CH或h)指经历7.2℃以下低温的小时数。在20世纪30… 相似文献
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植物生长调节剂在果树生产中的应用 总被引:10,自引:0,他引:10
综述了植物生长调节剂在果树生产中的应用现状,包括对果树生长发育、开花结实、果实品质、休眠等方面的影响,并介绍了植物生长调节剂在果树栽培中的残毒问题。 相似文献
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温度对果树休眠的影响 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
温度对果树休眠的影响张运涛张国辉(河北农业技术师范学院园艺系昌黎066600)周延文(河北省农林科学院昌黎果树研究所)在冬暖地区和保护地果树栽培中,常因低温量不能满足果树的需要,使果树萌芽晚,发芽率低且不整齐,生长结果不良。所以,了解温度与果树休眠的... 相似文献
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核果类植物是温带地区重要的果树资源,兼具良好的经济价值、生态价值及园林观赏价值。休眠是核果类果树种子为应对不良外界环境而产生的适应性进化,有利于保障种群的延续,但不利于苗木的规模化繁育。为了优化核果类植物繁育技术,提高苗木繁育效率,对核果类植物种子休眠与萌发机制的研究现状进行综述。本研究重点分析国内外相关研究进展,分别从果肉、内果皮、种皮、种胚4个方面对核果类果树种子休眠机制及休眠打破方法进行总结归纳,并基于综述结果对其研究前景进行展望,以期在阐明核果类果树种子休眠与萌发机制的基础上,为解决生产过程中种子休眠问题提供思路与方法,并为乡土植物资源保护、引种栽培提供科学依据。 相似文献
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棚室果树栽培注意事项 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
<正>1需冷量所谓果树需冷量,即果树完成自然休眠所需要的0~7.2℃的累计时数。不同树种、品种需冷量不同,果树达不到各自的需冷量,就不能打破自然休眠。 相似文献
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多年生的果树常常一边在叶腋里形成腋芽,一边枝条向前伸长。一般落叶果树在温带其腋芽从夏末到秋季进休入眠,冬季遭遇低温后休眠被打破,早春萌发生长。目前有许多研究者正在研究木本植物芽的休眠,但是,在芽的休眠及发芽生理方 相似文献
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J. B. Free 《The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology》2013,88(4):262-271
The fruit set on plum trees decreased greatly with increase in distance from pollinizer trees, and less so with increase in distance from honey-bee colonies. Trees adjacent to pollinizers had a greater set on the sides facing the pollinizers than on their far sides. Parts of trees touching “ bouquets ” had a greater set than parts without bouquets.In an apple orchard with main variety and pollinizer trees in separate blocks, the fruit set was greater on the main variety trees adjacent to the pollinizers than on trees farther away. In an apple orchard with a pollinizer tree as every third tree in every third row, main variety trees had a greater fruit set, more seeds per fruit, and more carpels with seeds per fruit, on the sides near to their adjacent pollinizers than on their far sides. The fruit set, number of seeds per fruit, and number of carpels with seed per fruit, were greater the nearer the trees were to the adjacent pollinizer.These results are discussed in relation to the foraging behaviour of honey-bees and to methods of arranging pollinizer and main variety trees in orchards. 相似文献
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R. K. Volz I. B. Ferguson 《The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology》2013,88(4):452-457
SummaryFruit mineral concentrations measured at harvest can have major effects on apple fruit quality on the tree or during storage. Orchard practices must therefore seek to optimize fruit mineral composition. The purpose of this study was to describe and elucidate the effects of hand thinning on whole trees and individual spurs on apple fruit mineral composition. Two methods of flower and fruitlet thinning were compared with no thinning on `Braeburn' and `Fiesta' apple trees. Alternate whole flower/fruitlet clusters or all but one flower/fruitlet within every cluster were removed at full bloom or 14±21 d after full bloom. Alternate-cluster thinning reduced final fruit numbers per tree and fruit Ca concentrations by up to 22%, while increasing final fruit size by up to 21%, compared with no thinning. These effects on fruit Ca concentrations were also measured across a range of fruit size classes. Within-cluster thinning at full bloom or up to 21 d after full bloom also reduced fruit numbers per tree but increased fruit size substantially, by up to 65% compared with no thinning, this effect being less for later thinning. However, fruit mineral concentrations were not influenced by this treatment. Some fruiting spurs were singled to one fruit 14 d after full bloom on alternately flower cluster thinned trees and on trees that had not been thinned at bloom, and compared with unthinned spurs on the same trees. Fruit Ca concentrations, primary spur leaf areas and primary spur leaf areas per fruit were greater for spurs bearing a single fruit (achieved by thinning manually or through natural abscission) than for multi-fruited spurs on the same trees. Spurs bearing one fruit on unthinned trees had greater fruit Ca concentrations, primary spur leaf areas and primary spur leaf areas per fruit, but lower fruit weight than the same spurs on alternate-cluster thinned trees. However, spurs on unthinned and alternate-cluster thinned trees with the same primary leaf areas per fruit had similar final Ca concentrations. Fruit size and crop loads were found not to be important in explaining fruit Ca concentration differences between thinning methods. However our results suggest that thinning method may affect Ca accumulation in apple fruit by altering the relationship between fruit numbers and leaf areas on individual spurs. 相似文献
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J. B. Free Yvette Spencer-Booth 《The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology》2013,88(1):54-60
In a dwarf-pyramid apple orchard, rows of Cox’s Orange Pippin adjacent to rows of Janies Grieve had greater initial and final fruit sets than rows between other Cox rows. Flowers on the south sides of trees tended to have a greater set of fruit than those on the north sides.In a sweet-cherry orchard containing a block of five rows of Early Rivers with pollinizer rows on each side, most fruit was set on the two outside rows and least in the centre row. Trees in the outside rows set more fruit on their sides facing the pollinizers than on their far sides. In another sweet-cherry orchard, Frogmore trees set more fruit on their south sides than on the other parts.In a dwarf pyramid orchard of Comice, the trees with one graft of Conference (every tenth tree) set more fruit than trees without a graft. However, the fruit set on Conference dwarf and standard trees (two orchards of each) did not differ with their distance from pollinizers. 相似文献
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Canopy leaf to fruit ratio (L:F) of 6-year-old ‘Lapins’ sweet cherry trees on Gisela 5 rootstock was manipulated at the end of stage II (38 DAFB) of fruit development. While control trees showed a L:F ratio of 0.7:1 without alteration, on other trees young fruit were manually removed to yield L:F ratios of 2:1 and 3:1, respectively. All leaves and young fruit on trees were counted 30 DAFB. The effect of altering the source–sink ratio of whole trees on sweet cherry fruit quality parameters (fruit increment, fruit mass, color, total soluble solids content, contents of individual sugars and organic acids) was evaluated in the study. High leaf area to fruit (LA:F) ratios influenced significantly darkest fruit color, higher fruit mass, higher total soluble solids content and higher ratio between sugars and acids, which corresponded to better ripening stage. Contents of glucose, fructose and sorbitol, but not sucrose, sum of individual sugars, and the content of malic acid differed significantly among fruit of the different treatments. Fruit of the most advanced maturity stage (treatment 3:1) had the highest quality. Each day of improved L:F ratio counts towards better sweet cherry fruit quality. The results show that low L:F ratio influenced prolonged ripening process and delayed fruit maturity of ‘Lapins’ sweet cherry. 相似文献