Cluster Position Effects
Cluster Position Effects is a biological construct that refers to the phenomenon whereby the spatial arrangement of individual berries within a grape cluster differentially influences their development, size, and ripening dynamics due to positional variations in resource allocation and microenvironmental conditions.
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Carlos A. Peres, Luís Schiesari, Cláudia L. Dias-Leme · Journal of Tropical Ecology · 1997 · 95 citations
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Hend Letaief, Luca Rollè, Giuseppe Zeppa et al. · Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture · 2008 · 95 citations
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University of Ljubljana
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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China Agricultural University
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