Sweet Cherry Tree Architecture

Sweet Cherry Tree Architecture

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Gutzwiler, J. and G.A. Lang. 2001. Sweet cherry crop load and vigor management on Gisela^Ž rootstocks. Acta Horticulturae 557:321-325.

Lang, G.A. 2001. Critical considerations for sweet cherry training systems. Compact Fruit Tree 34(3):70-73.

Lang, G.A. 2001. Intensive sweet cherry orchard systems - rootstocks, vigor, precocity, productivity, and management. Compact Fruit Tree 34(1):23-26.

Nugent, J., G. Lang, B. Shane, and R. Perry. 2001. Training dwarf sweet cherries. Fruit Grower News 40(11):28-31.

Lang, G.A. 2000. Precocious, dwarfing, and productive - how will new cherry rootstocks impact the sweet cherry industry? HortTechnology 10:719-725.

Lang, G.A. and D.R. Ophardt. 2000. Intensive crop regulation strategies in sweet cherries. Acta Horticulturae 514:227-234.

Lang, G.A. 1998. High density orchards and intensive crop regulation. Good Fruit Grower 49(16):45-47.

Lang, G.A. 1996. Early training of cherry trees - bud management. Good Fruit Grower 47(4):49.