Experimental Agriculture · 1970 · 19 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesPlant EcologyPlant MorphologyPlant SystematicsFloral TraitsFlower MorphologyReproductive PhenologyTropical Plant EcologyCoffee CultivationCoffee PlantFloral InitiationFloweringFlowering Phenology
SUMMARY In Kenya, coffee growing east of the Great Rift Valley has its main flowering either in February–March or in October–November. These flowerings are mainly initiated from approximately August to December and June to September, respectively. Changes from an early to a late flowering rhythm and vice versa can be caused by ( a ) pruning, ( b ) the condition of the tree, and ( c ) the weather pattern, but more information is needed for a complete understanding of this problem.
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The Experimental Control of Plant Growth
FRITZ W. WENT · Soil Science · 1958 · 363 citations