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Reducing set in ruby seedless grapes with gibberellin

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Fred Jensen, University of California
Fred H. Swanson, University of California
George M. Leavitt, University of California

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California Agriculture 30(5):13-13.

Published May 01, 1976

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Ruby Seedless is a red seedless variety used as a table grape and for the freezer. The clusters are well filled to compact. In some vineyards, looser clusters would be desirable to reduce bunch rot and to facilitate packing. Gibberellin sprays reduce set in Thompson Seedless and several wine varieties, so trials were established with Ruby Seedless to determine the possible benefits.

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Reducing set in ruby seedless grapes with gibberellin

Fred Jensen, Fred H. Swanson, George M. Leavitt
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Reducing set in ruby seedless grapes with gibberellin

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Authors

Fred Jensen, University of California
Fred H. Swanson, University of California
George M. Leavitt, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 30(5):13-13.

Published May 01, 1976

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Ruby Seedless is a red seedless variety used as a table grape and for the freezer. The clusters are well filled to compact. In some vineyards, looser clusters would be desirable to reduce bunch rot and to facilitate packing. Gibberellin sprays reduce set in Thompson Seedless and several wine varieties, so trials were established with Ruby Seedless to determine the possible benefits.

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