Paper · 2006 · Xi'nan nongye xuebao

The effects of growth regulators on photosynthesis and tree's growth and fruiting of plum

Dai Zheng-lin

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Abstract

The effects of 3 plant growth regulators(CPPU,GA_3 and PBO) on fruit set,yield and quality of fruits and leaves in plum(Prunus.salicina Lindl.var.qingcuili) were investigated.The 3 plant growth regulators were sprayed at 30 day after last year's harvest,flower-off and young fruits stage respectively.The results indicated that the 3 plant growth regulators increased yield of plum,improved quality,raised content of chlorophyll a,improved nutrient and physiology status of leaves,promoted photosynthesis and enhanced the ratio of photosynthate translocation.Moreover the above 3 growth regulators optimized the characters (amount and length of branches,knot length and foliar area coefficient) of plum crown.The difference between treatments was significant or extremely significant based on Duncan's Multiple Range Test.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Spraying CPPU, GA3 and PBO increased plum yield.

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Prunus domestica
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“increased yield of plum”

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The three growth regulators improved plum fruit and leaf quality.

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The three growth regulators raised leaf chlorophyll a content in plum.

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The three growth regulators improved the nutrient and physiological status of plum leaves.

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The three growth regulators promoted photosynthesis in plum.

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The three growth regulators enhanced the ratio of photosynthate translocation in plum.

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“enhanced the ratio of photosynthate translocation”

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The three growth regulators optimized plum crown characters (branch number and length, knot length, foliar area coefficient).

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“optimized the characters (amount and length of branches,knot length and foliar area coefficient) of plum crown”

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class · physiology: photosynthesis · Prunus domestica (plum)Results agree

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class · yield · Prunus domestica (plum)Results agree

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