2017
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2017000200001
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Prohexadione calcium on shoot growth of 'Starkrimson' pear trees

Abstract: -The objective of this work was to evaluate the fruiting and vegetative growth of 'Starkrimson' pear in response to the application of prohexadione calcium (P-Ca). P-Ca (250 mg L -1 ) was sprayed to scaffold limbs and to whole trees in commercial orchards. A randomized complete block design was used to minimize declivity effects. Vegetative growth (length and number of shoots, increment in limb and trunk cross-sectional area, number of nodes, and internode length), production (fruit number, yield, yield effici… Show more

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“…This behavior is the same observed in the previous experiments with the 'Packham's Triumph' pears, suggesting that both cultivars respond similarly to the application of PCa. Other authors reported similar trends for 'Le Conte', 'Starkrimson', and 'Smith' pear trees, whose fruit yield and quality were not affected by the application of PCa in the range of 100-400 mg•L -1 (Carra et al, 2016(Carra et al, , 2017aPasa and Einhorn, 2017). The only exception was the 'Shinseiki' pear trees, whose fruit quality parameters were not influenced by the application of PCa, but the fruit yield was reduced when the trees were treated with PCa 600 mg•L -1 (Carra et al, 2017b).…”
Section: Experiments With 'Hosui' Pearsmentioning
confidence: 52%
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“…This behavior is the same observed in the previous experiments with the 'Packham's Triumph' pears, suggesting that both cultivars respond similarly to the application of PCa. Other authors reported similar trends for 'Le Conte', 'Starkrimson', and 'Smith' pear trees, whose fruit yield and quality were not affected by the application of PCa in the range of 100-400 mg•L -1 (Carra et al, 2016(Carra et al, , 2017aPasa and Einhorn, 2017). The only exception was the 'Shinseiki' pear trees, whose fruit quality parameters were not influenced by the application of PCa, but the fruit yield was reduced when the trees were treated with PCa 600 mg•L -1 (Carra et al, 2017b).…”
Section: Experiments With 'Hosui' Pearsmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…Carra et al (2017a), who evaluated the application of PCa in 'Smith' pear trees at the doses of zero, 100, 200, 300, and 400 mg•L -1 , reported a linear inverse trend between the PCa dose and the length of the plant branches. Pasa and Einhorn (2017) also reported a reduction of average branch length for 'Starkrimson' pear trees, from 55.1 cm in the control to 38.9 cm in trees treated with 250 mg•L -1 PCa.…”
Section: Experiments With 'Packham's Triumph' Pearsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…Double spray of prohexadione-calcium (200 ppm) resulted in higher fruit weight (82.85 g), fruit length (6.81 cm) and fruit diameter (6.44 cm) as compared to control plants (Lal et al, 2018). Pasa and Einhorn (2017) also noted good result in terms of fruit weight (205.78 g) with pro-ca spray at 250 mg/l as compared to untreated Starkrimson pear trees. An averaged fruit weight (230.96 g) in Passe Crassane pear plants was observed greater in 150-ppm prohexadione-calcium spray (Shehaj et al, 2015).…”
Section: Phenotypic Fruit Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The double spray of prohexadione-calcium @ 200 ppm, one at the complete petal fall stage and one at four weeks after the first spray, increased the return bloom percentage by about 24.04 in Clapp's Favorite pear plants. Pasa and Einhorn (2017) reported that prohexadione-calcium was found to be best for return bloom in stark crimson pear trees as it produces more number of flowering spurs (14.80%) and flowering shoots (8.60%) in second year of application. Shehaj et al (2015) reported that the application of prohexadione-calcium (100 and 150 ppm) showed significant effect on return bloom of treated pear plants.…”
Section: Return Bloommentioning
confidence: 99%