• Annual Research Reviews
    • NW Cherry and Stone Fruit Research Review
    • Technology Research Review
    • Apple Crop Protection Research Review
    • Apple Horticulture & Postharvest Research Review
    • NW Pear Research Review
  • Requests for Proposals
    • Active Requests for Proposals
    • Past RFP’s
  • About Us
    • Commissioners
    • Staff
    • Interns
    • Committees
    • Technology Roadmap
    • WSU Tree Fruit Endowment
    • Procurement Forecast Report
    • Sitemap
  • Contact
  • Annual Research Reviews
    • NW Cherry and Stone Fruit Research Review
    • Technology Research Review
    • Apple Crop Protection Research Review
    • Apple Horticulture & Postharvest Research Review
    • NW Pear Research Review
  • Requests for Proposals
    • Active Requests for Proposals
    • Past RFP’s
  • About Us
    • Commissioners
    • Staff
    • Interns
    • Committees
    • Technology Roadmap
    • WSU Tree Fruit Endowment
    • Procurement Forecast Report
    • Sitemap
  • Contact
  • Proposal Process, Instructions and Documents
  • Research Database
  • Upcoming Events

Branch induction in two-year-old wood of sweet cherry

Author: Donald C. Elfving

Published: 2011

Summary: The objectives of this project were: 1. Test cytokinins without GA to determine efficacy for stimulation of lateral branch development on two-year-old wood using both cuts and high surfactant concentration additives to evaluate efficacy of cytokinins for bud activation and penetrability of older bark. 2. Assess whether supplementation or substitution of cytokinin-based treatment solutions with GA produces any beneficial effect on branching of older wood. 3. Evaluate the characteristics of induced branches on older wood and determine follow-up strategies for modification of branch growth habit if needed. 4. Evaluate effects of treatments to older wood on pedicel development of flowers borne on treated wood sections.

Keywords:

  • Cherry
  • Horticulture
  • Bioregulators
  • Branch induction
  • Lateral branching
Download PDF

Download PDF

© 2016-2018 Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission. All Rights Reserved.