A Method for Blind Node Evaluation
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https://doi.org/10.71318/apom.1994.48.4.213Abstract
A quick visual method for evaluating blind node propensity was proposed. The method was based on the proportion of blind nodes on one-year-old shoots. The scores ranged from 1 as less than one third of the branch having blind nodes, to 9 as greater than two thirds of the branch having blind nodes. The correlation coefficient (r) of actual percentage of blind nodes was 0.84 indicating that this method will be usefull to evaluate peach germplasm for blind node propensity.
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