Innovative Methods of Walnut Production in South America

Lemus, G.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2010.861.25

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“…The disease incidence was higher in the leaves as compared to the fruits. The results relating to the decrease in disease severity by orchard management practices over control are in agreement with the findings of (Riedle, 2010) in grapes and (Lemus, 2010). Soil moisture content: Different orchard floor management treatments significantly influenced the soil moisture content in pomegranates.…”

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Effect of different orchard management practices on the growth and production of rejuvenated of pomegranates (Punica granatum L.) cv. Kandhari Kabuli

Sharma

Chakma

Sharma

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Orchard management practices are the most important cultural tools for successful and sustainable cultivation of any fruit crop including pomegranate. Orchard management systems have an effect on growth, yield and fruit quality through their smoothening effects on the availability of nutrients, conservation of moisture and reduction of weed competition. Orchard management practices treatments viz., five orchard floor management treatments viz., T1: Grass mulch (10 cm thick), T2: Black polythene mulch, T3: Clean basin + Herbicidal treatment (Glyphosate 7ml/ litre), T4: Ridge basin + Grass mulch and T5: Control (No mulching). The results of the experiment, black several that polythene mulch proved to be most effective in increasing plant growth (51.80 cm), yield (13.05 kg/plant) of superior fruits and also in conservation of soil moisture. Grass mulch was better when compared to other orchard floor man-agement practices in terms of growth (47.00 cm) and yield (12.35 kg). The orders of the orchard floor management practices in moisture conservation are: black polythene mulch 13.51 %> grass mulch 12.38 % > ridge basin + grass mulch 9.31% > clean basin + Herbicidal treatment (Glyphosate 7 ml/litre) 9.20 %> control 7.64 %. Orchard floor management treatments did not exert any significant effect in controlling bacterial blight disease on leaf and fruit surface.

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Section: Disease Incidence On Fruit and Leaf Surfacesupporting

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Effect of different orchard management practices on the growth and production of rejuvenated of pomegranates (Punica granatum L.) cv. Kandhari Kabuli

Sharma

Chakma

Sharma

et al. 2017

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“…However, the effect of pruning treatments on the durations were non-significant and maximum disease incidence was recorded in T 5 (control). The results relating to the decrease in disease severity by different pruning treatments over control are in agreement with the findings of (Riedle, 2010) in grapes, (Lemus, 2010), in walnut (Yang, 2009) in persimmon and apricot Sharma et al (2017).…”

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Effect of rejuvenation pruning on the growth, productivity and disease incidence in declining trees of pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) cv. Kandhari Kabuli

Sharma

Singh

2018

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Pruning of fruit trees is an important aspect for the improvement of fruit quality and to minimize the pests and disease attack. Pruning was performed in the month of December in seven year old unpruned trees of Punica granatum cv. Knadhdri Kabuli having many interfering branching and a heavy infestation of bacterial blight orchard. The pruning treatments viz., T 1 : Retention of 15cm fruiting shoot length, T 2 : Retention of 30cm fruiting shoot length, T 3 : Retention of 45cm fruiting shoot length, T 4 : Retention of 60cm fruiting shoot length and T 5 : control (No heading back and no thinning) plant. The results of the present investigation revealed that among different pruning treatment, the best results in terms of shoot extension (56.34 cm), fruit size (Diameter 9.66 cm and Length 9.65 cm, fruit weight (278.50 g), marketable yield (10.25 kg) and fruit qualities were in fruits from T 1 and T 2 where retention of 15cm fruiting shoot length respectively and retention of 30cm fruiting shoot length were maintained. However, maximum fruit set (54.73%) was recorded in control, and it decreased with increasing pruning intensity. The pruning treatments also proved beneficial in controlling bacterial blight on fruit (12.86%) and leaf surface (26.60%) to some extent.

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“…Since the 2000 s, in the central-western region of Argentina, there has been a significant increase in the walnut planted area (from 12,000 ha in 2002-16,000 ha in 2018: INDEC, 2020. After more than a century of traditional low-density (100 trees ha − 1 ) and surface-irrigated walnut orchards, new commercial orchards are now being established using technologies that combine localized irrigation and high tree density (>300 trees ha − 1 ) (Sibbett et al, 1997;Lemus, 2010). The central-western region of Argentina is characterized by low annual rainfall in the range of 200-600 mm concentrated in the summer months ( Rubí Bianchi and Cravero, 2010), where walnut growing is only possible under irrigation.…”

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Vegetative growth, yield, and crop water productivity response to different irrigation regimes in high density walnut orchards (Juglans regia L.) in a semi-arid environment in Argentina

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Trentacoste

Silvente

2022

Agricultural Water Management

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Innovative Methods of Walnut Production in South America

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Effect of different orchard management practices on the growth and production of rejuvenated of pomegranates (Punica granatum L.) cv. Kandhari Kabuli

Effect of different orchard management practices on the growth and production of rejuvenated of pomegranates (Punica granatum L.) cv. Kandhari Kabuli

Effect of rejuvenation pruning on the growth, productivity and disease incidence in declining trees of pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) cv. Kandhari Kabuli

Vegetative growth, yield, and crop water productivity response to different irrigation regimes in high density walnut orchards (Juglans regia L.) in a semi-arid environment in Argentina

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