In most current plant growth models empirical parameters are used widely to describe partitioning between plant organs. Recently, another simpler empirical description of dry matter allocation has resulted from observations that harvest index of many annual crops increased linearly as a function of time. This study examines the possibility to apply this approach to three fruit crops.
Dry matter allocation in three fruit species during the fruit growth / S. ORLANDINI; M. BINDI; B. GOZZINI; F. MIGLIETTA; L. SEGHI. - STAMPA. - (1994), pp. 50-50. (Intervento presentato al convegno XXIVth International Horticultural Congress, tenutosi a KYOTO nel 21-27 August 1994).
Dry matter allocation in three fruit species during the fruit growth
ORLANDINI, SIMONE;BINDI, MARCO;
1994
Abstract
In most current plant growth models empirical parameters are used widely to describe partitioning between plant organs. Recently, another simpler empirical description of dry matter allocation has resulted from observations that harvest index of many annual crops increased linearly as a function of time. This study examines the possibility to apply this approach to three fruit crops.
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