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A Comparison of Two Pruning Methods: On mature lemon trees

authors

R. M. Burns
S. B. Boswell
S. F. Wear
C. D. McCarty

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California Agriculture 29(12):16-17. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v029n12p16. December 1975.

abstract

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For many years, most lemon trees have been regularly pruned as a general practice. The reasons for pruning have included: ease of harvest and cultural operations, stimulation of fruit wood, andimprovement of fruit size and quality.

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