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Pre and post flowering physiological behaviour of alphonso mango leaves as influenced by stem girdling, root pruning and chemicals

M.V. Rakshe, P.M. Nigade

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A significant increase in chlorophyll content was noticed due to the application of paclobutrazol to the soil, followed by PBZ bark painting. Application of PBZ to the soil and root pruning significantly recorded highest C: N ratio. PBZ bark painting recorded highest photosynthetic rate at 30 days before flowering. Sea water spray recorded maximum stomatal conductance

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Key concepts: Paclobutrazol, Girdling, Pruning, Stomatal conductance, Horticulture, Bark (sound), Transpiration, Biology