Performance of some cherry cultivars growing on different planting distances

Arsov, T.; Kiprijanovski, M.; Gjamovski, Viktor; Saraginovski, N.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2020.1289.17

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“…High-quality budding results in a higher survival rate of the eyes than in traditional rootstock grafting. Thus, in the studies of T. Arsov et al (2020), sweet cherries, the rootstocks of which were treated with the budding technique, gave high fruit quality indicators. In modern market conditions, this indicator is responsible for fruit size, colour, density, stem length and taste.…”

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Analysis of modern technologies for growing cherry varieties in temperate climates

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The research relevance is predefined by the need to optimise fruit crop cultivation systems considering weather conditions. The research aims to test the grafting technology of intensive sweet cherry plantations on small and medium-sized rootstocks. The leading method in achieving the research goal was a field experiment. The main results of this study are as follows: the leading technologies for increasing the yield of sweet cherry varieties depending on the impact of environmental stress factors are presented; the use of clone rootstock technology in sweet cherry plantations in temperate climates is substantiated. According to a set of indicators of productivity formation, the yield of plantations of different designs was predicted. Namely, the scheme of variety-rootstock combinations of intercalary placement, its length, and parameters of the growth complex for plants were revealed; indicators of physiological activity, growth, productivity, fruit quality, and economic efficiency in intensive sweet cherry plantations were determined. It has been established that the application of this technology will increase yields and improve the quality parameters of sweet cherry fruits by developing varieties with compact crowns, which will allow to compact the plantations. It has been analysed that climatic conditions are the main factor in the process of harvest formation. A list of stress factors of temperate climate that affect the yield of sweet cherries has been identified. It is proved that the introduction of clonal rootstock technology is the most effective for growing intensive plantations of sweet cherries in a temperate climate. Practically, the research aims to determine and test a set of elements of physiological indicators of the potential yield of sweet cherry plantations of different designs, to introduce them into production and use them in further breeding

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Analysis of modern technologies for growing cherry varieties in temperate climates

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Drobitko,

Sharata

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“…A large number of studies are devoted to the examination of variations in accumulated biological substances in cherry fruits depending on the variety (Budak, 2017;Antognoni et al, 2020). Productivity, namely yields and fruit quality, depending on the density of planting in two varieties of sweet cherries Ziraat 0900 and Cordia on the Gisela 6 graft was investigated by Arsov et al (2020). As a result, it was determined that the highest total yield for these varieties was for planting schemes of 5×3.5 m, and the weight and density of fruits did not vary depending on the planting scheme and met the established standards.…”

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“…Other scientists have also researched the variation of the content of biological substances in sweet cherry fruits depending on varietal characteristics (Budak, 2017;Antognoni et al, 2020). Features of formation of yield and quality of fruits of sweet cherry varieties "Ziraat 0900" and "Cordia" depending on the density of planting on the rootstock Gisela 6 were studied (Arsov et al, 2020). The highest yield of the varieties under study was provided by planting schemes of 5x3.5 m. Scientists found that the mass and density of the collected fruits met the established standards and did not vary depending on the planting scheme.…”

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Performance of some cherry cultivars growing on different planting distances

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Analysis of modern technologies for growing cherry varieties in temperate climates

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