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This paper briefly discusses the space and light requirements and the main management factors that should be considered by dried fruit growers aiming to fully utilize the production potential of vigorous, nematode resistant rootstocks.
While most reference is made to the most important drying variety, Sultana, which is normally cane pruned, most of the principles are applicable to vigorous, grafted, spur pruned vines of Zante and Caring Currant, Gordo and Waltham Cross.
Space and Light Requirements of Grafted Vines
1985
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