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Evaluating the use of NAA to thin'Barouni'olives in the" on" year to increase fruit size and decrease alternate bearing under South African conditions

Crous et al., 2012

Document ID
12135860351003988796
Author
Crous J
Schmeisser M
Steyn W
Publication year
Publication venue
VII International Symposium on Olive Growing 1057

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High fruit set in an “on” season decreases olive flower initiation, resulting in a subsequent “off” season with little fruit. Early fruit thinning in an “on” season with naphthalene acetic acid (NAA) is used to reduce fruit numbers and increase fruit size in the current “on” season, and …
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