Effect of time of pruning and hydrogen cyanamide on growth and development of glasshouse-grown Cardinal grapes
1991
Cirami, R.M. | Furkaliev, D.G. (South Australian Dept. of Agriculture, Nuriootpa. Viticultural Centre)
Weekly pruning treatments between early May and late June with hydrogen cyanamide applications were applied to Cardinal grapes in unvented, unheated vegetable glasshouses. Cyanamide treated vines reached maturity about a month earlier than untreated vines pruned on the same day; the interval between pruning and budburst with cyanamide treatment was 28 - 61 days. Manipulation of pruning time significantly affected the time of ripening in the glasshouse environment. Ripe grapes were produced between 7 November and 19 December by using different pruning times.
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