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<td>Class 7: Resignation phase</td> | <td>Class 7: Resignation phase</td> | ||
− | <td> | + | <td>Die-back of twigs of the topmost part of the crown or even the whole crown itself</td> |
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− | <td>Class 8: | + | <td>Class 8: Regeneration phase</td> |
<td>Phase with obvious regeneration</td> | <td>Phase with obvious regeneration</td> | ||
<td>From worse phase to a better form on the same branch</td> | <td>From worse phase to a better form on the same branch</td> |
Apical shoot scoring system for apical shoot's architecture.
Link to this table.
Score and class | Definition | Remark |
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Class 1: Exploratory phase | Apical shoots and upper side buds form long shoots | Flat, longitudinal expansive shoot development |
Class 2: Intermediary | Intermediary between class 1 and class 3 | |
Class 3: Degeneration phase | Only apical bud forms a long shoot. Shoots of side buds are stunted. | Spear-shaped development of main shoots and reduced side shoot formation |
Class 4: Intermediary | Intermediary between class 3 and 5 | |
Class 5: Stagnation phase | Stunted long shoots | Claw-like appearance because of pluriannual short shoot chains |
Class 6: Intermediary | Intermediary between class 5 and class 7 | |
Class 7: Resignation phase | Die-back of twigs of the topmost part of the crown or even the whole crown itself | |
Class 8: Regeneration phase | Phase with obvious regeneration | From worse phase to a better form on the same branch |