Growth units dimorphism in mango. Consequences for structure-function modelling
Normand F., Pambo Bello A.K., Lauri P.E.. 2007. In : Eds by Prusinkiewicz P., Hanan J., Lane B. Proceedings : Abstracts of papers and posters of the 5th International Workshop on Functional Structural Plant Models, November 4-9, 2007, Napier, New Zealand. Napier : HortResearch, 2 p.. International Workshop on Functional-Structural Plant Models. 5, 2007-11-04/2007-11-09, Napier (Nouvelle-Zélande).
Mango tree is characterised by rhythmic growth and terminal flowering. Therefore, flowering depends on, and in turn influences, vegetative growth. Close relationships between reproductive and vegetative developments are then suspected and should be integrated in a structural-functional model of mango tree. In relation with this objective, we investigated on four mango cultivars the effect of growth unit (GU) position (apical vs. lateral; Fig. 1) on some morphological characteristics and functioning traits (branching pattern, flowering and fruiting probabilities).
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- Normand Frédéric — Persyst / UPR HORTSYS