Heat Requirement for Blooming and Leafing in Peach

By I. Citadin, M. Raseira, Alberto Centellas Quezada, João Miguel Borges Branco da Silva. 2001

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Differences in heat requirements for blooming and leafing were investigated in peach [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] using artificially chilled excised shoots and potted trees. 'Della Nona' and 'BR-1' have high heat requirements; 'Planalto', 'Sunlite', and 'Eldorado' are intermediate; and 'Precocinho' and 'Riograndense' have low heat requirements. Prolonged chilling enhanced leafing more than blooming. Flower and vegetative buds have different heat requirements during ecodormancy.

Subfields: Plant Science

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