#fruitfarming — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fruitfarming, aggregated by home.social.
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Can delaying blossoming protect harvest?
Many fruit trees flower earlier due to climate change and blossoms can be damaged by late spring frosts. Research at our Uni found that the plant growth regulator #ethephon can delay flowering in a variety of sweet cherry – potentially protecting both flowers and developing fruitlets: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=8287
Research in #BMCPlantBiology: doi.org/rqqk
#Orchards #Agroecology #FunctionalAgrobiodiversity #FruitFarming
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Can delaying blossoming protect harvest?
Many fruit trees flower earlier due to climate change and blossoms can be damaged by late spring frosts. Research at our Uni found that the plant growth regulator #ethephon can delay flowering in a variety of sweet cherry – potentially protecting both flowers and developing fruitlets: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=8287
Research in #BMCPlantBiology: doi.org/rqqk
#Orchards #Agroecology #FunctionalAgrobiodiversity #FruitFarming
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Can delaying blossoming protect harvest?
Many fruit trees flower earlier due to climate change and blossoms can be damaged by late spring frosts. Research at our Uni found that the plant growth regulator #ethephon can delay flowering in a variety of sweet cherry – potentially protecting both flowers and developing fruitlets: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=8287
Research in #BMCPlantBiology: doi.org/rqqk
#Orchards #Agroecology #FunctionalAgrobiodiversity #FruitFarming
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Can delaying blossoming protect harvest?
Many fruit trees flower earlier due to climate change and blossoms can be damaged by late spring frosts. Research at our Uni found that the plant growth regulator #ethephon can delay flowering in a variety of sweet cherry – potentially protecting both flowers and developing fruitlets: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=8287
Research in #BMCPlantBiology: doi.org/rqqk
#Orchards #Agroecology #FunctionalAgrobiodiversity #FruitFarming
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Can delaying blossoming protect harvest?
Many fruit trees flower earlier due to climate change and blossoms can be damaged by late spring frosts. Research at our Uni found that the plant growth regulator #ethephon can delay flowering in a variety of sweet cherry – potentially protecting both flowers and developing fruitlets: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=8287
Research in #BMCPlantBiology: doi.org/rqqk
#Orchards #Agroecology #FunctionalAgrobiodiversity #FruitFarming