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Effect of Different Pruning Intensity of Sapindus mukurossi on its Growth and Bearing

Zhang Tian-y

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By spring shoots Sapindus trim handle different intensity,the results showed:mild pruning most conducive to germination shoots,standard light pruning branches,the average number of 5.67shoots,significantly higher than the cut and standard heavy pruning branches,pruning is not treated group 2.73times.Standard moderate pruning branches sprouting shoots,its basal diameter and growth were significantly higher than the no longer pruned branches or through a standard light pruning and heavy pruning process;standard by light pruning branches,the average the average number of open flowers and sit fruiting number 3.75and 2.58respectively,compared with the standard branch pruning process without making the number of open flowers and sat 1.33 0.83number of fruiting branches,respectively,higher than the 181.95%and 210.84%;compared with the cut up the treatment group and 63.29% 80.29% heavier cut up the treatment group and 180.43% 220.51%;each treatment group shoots branches open standard squid rate and branch rate is trimmed with enhanced strength and showed an increasing trend;pruning intensity associated with each index sequence is:shoot an average tip lengthshoot an average basal diameteraverage results of several branchesfruit bearing branches average numberaverage number of shootsaverage number of open flowers.

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By spring shoots Sapindus trim handle different intensity,the results showed:mild pruning most conducive to germination shoots,standard light pruning branches,the average number of 5.67shoots,significantly higher than the cut and standard heavy pruning branches,pruning is not treated group 2.73times.Standard moderate pruning branches sprouting shoots,its basal diameter and growth were significantly higher than the no longer pruned branches or through a standard light pruning and heavy pruning process;standard by light pruning branches,the average the average number of open flowers and sit fruiting number 3.75and 2.58respectively,compared with the standard branch pruning process without making the number of open flowers and sat 1.33 0.83number of fruiting branches,respectively,higher than the 181.95%and 210.84%;compared with the cut up the treatment group and 63.29% 80.29% heavier cut up the treatment group and 180.43% 220.51%;each treatment group shoots branches open standard squid rate and branch rate is trimmed with enhanced strength and showed an increasing trend;pruning intensity associated with each index sequence is:shoot an average tip lengthshoot an average basal diameteraverage results of several branchesfruit bearing branches average numberaverage number of shootsaverage number of open flowers.

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By spring shoots Sapindus trim handle different intensity,the results showed:mild pruning most conducive to germination shoots,standard light pruning branches,the average number of 5.67shoots,significantly higher than the cut and standard heavy pruning branches,pruning is not treated group 2.73times.Standard moderate pruning branches sprouting shoots,its basal diameter and growth were significantly higher than the no longer pruned branches or through a standard light pruning and heavy pruning process;standard by light pruning branches,the average the average number of open flowers and sit fruiting number 3.75and 2.58respectively,compared with the standard branch pruning process without making the number of open flowers and sat 1.33 0.83number of fruiting branches,respectively,higher than the 181.95%and 210.84%;compared with the cut up the treatment group and 63.29% 80.29% heavier cut up the treatment group and 180.43% 220.51%;each treatment group shoots branches open standard squid rate and branch rate is trimmed with enhanced strength and showed an increasing trend;pruning intensity associated with each index sequence is:shoot an average tip lengthshoot an average basal diameteraverage results of several branchesfruit bearing branches average numberaverage number of shootsaverage number of open flowers.

Key concepts: Pruning, Shoot, Horticulture, Sprouting, Germination, Botany, Biology, Mathematics

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