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Valencia orange size and 2,4-D: Adequate soil moisture important for increasing fruit sizes with 2,4-D sprays applied when fruits are 4–12 weeks old

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Louis C. Erickson, University of California

Sterling J. Richards, University of California

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California Agriculture 9(5):9-14.

Published May 01, 1955

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Soil moisture plays an important part in the successful use of 2,4-D for increasing Valencia orange fruit sizes.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1346.

Valencia orange size and 2,4-D: Adequate soil moisture important for increasing fruit sizes with 2,4-D sprays applied when fruits are 4–12 weeks old

Louis C. Erickson, Sterling J. Richards

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Valencia orange size and 2,4-D: Adequate soil moisture important for increasing fruit sizes with 2,4-D sprays applied when fruits are 4–12 weeks old California Agriculture > Volume 9 > Number 5 > research article < Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next > < Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next > Authors Abstract Full text Author notes References PDF Citation Authors Abstract Full text Author notes References PDF Citation Authors Louis C. Erickson, University of California Sterling J. Richards, University of California Publication Information California Agriculture 9(5):9-14. Published May 01, 1955 PDF \| Citation \| Permissions Author Affiliations show Louis C. Erickson is Associate Plant Physiologist, University of California, Riverside. Sterling J. Richards is Associate Irrigation Engineer, University of California, Riverside. Abstract Soil moisture plays an important part in the successful use of 2,4-D for increasing Valencia orange fruit sizes. Full text Full text is available in PDF. Author notes The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1346. Erickson L, Richards S. 1955. Valencia orange size and 2,4-D: Adequate soil moisture important for increasing fruit sizes with 2,4-D sprays applied when fruits are 4–12 weeks old. Calif Agr 9(5):9-14. Download citation as .RIS

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