Influence of Weather Conditions of the Flowering Period on Sweet Cherry Fruit Set

Roversí, A.; Ughini, V.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.1996.410.69

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“…Only a few of these several hundred varieties are suitable for wide-scale production and sale on the global market, due to their quality attributes matching market and grower requirements (Revell, 2008). However, the tree's growth and production depends on climatic conditions like chilling hours (Mahmood et al, 2000), light intensity, rain, and temperature during blossoming (Roversi and Ughini, 1996).…”

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Evaluation of some cherry varieties grafted on Gisela 5 rootstock

Gjamovski¹,

Kiptijanovski²,

Arsov³

2016

Turk J Agric For

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Evaluation of some cherry varieties grafted on Gisela 5 rootstock

Gjamovski¹,

Kiptijanovski²,

Arsov³

2016

Turk J Agric For

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“…Light intensity was closed related with the floral development, and plants did not flower in response to low temperature under low-intensity light or in complete darkness (Hisamatsu et al 2001). Rain and low temperatures influence negatively the activity of pollinating bees and, consequently, the fruit set (Roversi, Ughini 1996). Cultivation in areas with milder temperatures can reduce damages from spring frosts, but result in erratic blooming, malformed fruits and yield reduction (Martinez et al 1999;Mahmood et al 2000;Beppu, Ikeda 2001).…”

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Tree growth characteristics and flower bud differentiation of sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) under different climate conditions in China

Li¹,

Xie²,

Zhang³

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Hortic. Sci.

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Li B., Xie Z., Zhang A., Xu W., Zhang C., Liu Q., Liu C., Wang S., 2010. Tree growth characteristics and flower bud differentiation of sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) under different climate conditions in China. Hort. Sci. (Prague), 37: 6-13.The phenological stages, flower characteristics, shoot growth and flower bud differentiation of sweet cherries, cv. Hongdeng and Van, were investigated in different climatic zones in China, subtropical monsoon climatic zone (Shanghai, 31°14'N, 121°29'E) and temperate climatic zone (Qingdao, 37°09'N, 121°20'E). Sweet cherry trees grown in subtropical monsoon climatic zone had earlier phenological stage and longer blooming duration than those grown in temperate climatic zone. Fruit growth periods of Hongdeng and Van in Qingdao were 38 days and 51 days, respectively, but only 29 days and 45 days in Shanghai. Both cultivars showed more abnormal flowers under subtropical monsoon climate. The percentage of fruit set under open pollination in Hongdeng and Van were 31% and 24% in Qingdao, respectively, but only 0.4% and 3.2% in Shanghai. The trees grew more vigorous in Shanghai; flower bud differentiation was delayed by high temperature and superabundant rainfall in subtropical monsoon climate zone and more easily affected by the overlap of current shoot growth.

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“…Caprio and Quamme [41] have shown a negative effect of high temperatures before blooming Flowering of Sweet Cherries "Prunus avium" in Tunisia DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.93234 (above 27°C) on the longevity of the ovum and on the efficiency of pollination. In addition, rain and low temperatures negatively affect the activity of pollinating bees and, consequently, the setting rate [42].…”

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Flowering of Sweet Cherries “Prunus avium” in Tunisia

Azizi-Gannouni¹,

Ammari²

2020

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In Tunisia, the development of cherry growing is limited by two major constraints, namely, the chilling requirements and the self-incompatibility of some cultivars. In order to contribute to the development of this high added-value culture, which is capable to play an important socioeconomic role in rural and semi-forestry places, this study has set the main objective, characterization, and selection of best-suited cultivars to mild winter based on the blooming period. The plant materials used for this study are composed of the introduced cultivars, which are "Napoleon," "Van," "Moreau," "Sunburst," and "Stella," and unknown cultivars, which are "V1," "V2," "V3," "V4," and "V5," and a local one "Bouargoub." Differential behavior between cultivars was shown for phenological stages (budbreak, flowering, maturity, and leaf fall), and this behavior is dependent in some cases on the cold requirement [chilling requirements (CR)]. The local cultivar "Bouargoub" recorded the lowest "CR" with early flowering and maturity.

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Influence of Weather Conditions of the Flowering Period on Sweet Cherry Fruit Set

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Evaluation of some cherry varieties grafted on Gisela 5 rootstock

Evaluation of some cherry varieties grafted on Gisela 5 rootstock

Tree growth characteristics and flower bud differentiation of sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) under different climate conditions in China

Flowering of Sweet Cherries “Prunus avium” in Tunisia

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