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Heavy rains also caused apoplexies in some poorly drained orchards.
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Objective & Hypothesis:In the spring of 1969 pistiles of apple flowers were killed by the low temperatures of -0.2℃ and -1.8℃ in Yalova and Bursa orchards respectively.
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Key Findings & Data:So, the flowers became pale and dropped down even though blooming appeared to be normal.
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Conclusion & Impact:Heavy rains also caused apoplexies in some poorly drained orchards.
🔬Design:Araştırma Makalesi
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Elma bahçeleri · Ağaç Solgunluğu · Yalova
Abstract
In the spring of 1969 pistiles of apple flowers were killed by the low temperatures of -0.2℃ and -1.8℃ in Yalova and Bursa orchards respectively. So, the flowers became pale and dropped down even though blooming appeared to be normal. Heavy rains also caused apoplexies in some poorly drained orchards.
Özet
1969 baharında, Yalova ve Bursa bahçelerinde sırasıyla -0,2℃ ve -1,8℃ gibi düşük sıcaklıklar elma çiçeklerinin pistillerini öldürmüştü. Bu nedenle, çiçeklenme normal görünse de çiçekler solgunlaşıp dökülmüştü. Şiddetli yağışlar ayrıca, drenajı yetersiz bazı bahçelerde felçlere neden olmuştu.
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Cite This Article
Temiz, K., Pehlivan, E., Akar, K., Yürektürk, M. (1969). A Study on the Blossom Blight and Tree Apoplexy in Apple Orchards of Yalova, Arifiye and Bursa, in 1969. Bahçe, Cilt: 2 Sayı: 2, 35–45. https://ajindex.com/articles/1372837