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Project background

PRISMA will generate a set of scientific and knowledge transfer products during its three-year implementation, including articles in indexed journals, invasion risk maps, biosecurity protocols, technical guides, and the Austral Aliens platform.

Soil fertilization

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The shores are ours, until the torques are conditioned, the primes are easy, and the torques are conditioned. The inhabitants have a product that is not a ketone. The vehicle is broken, the torques are conditioned, and the torques are conditioned. The woods are mine, my torques are conditioned, and my torques are conditioned. Do you have any torques to come? The variety of torques, the temporal torques, the elements, and the family.

Some of the practical recommendations from these programs are:

  • Significant reduction in nitrogen content.
  • Adjust N dosage to 1.0 – 1.5 kg/ton of fruit.
  • Avoid urea and K before November (40 days post-flowering).
  • Adjust K dosage to 1.5 – 2.0 kg/ton of fruit.
  • If necessary, apply nitrates early.
  • Waive, except in specific cases, the use of ground applications for post-harvest.

 

Foliar Fertilization

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programs are:

  • Significant reduction in nitrogen content.
  • Adjust N dosage to 1.0 – 1.5 kg/ton of fruit.
  • Avoid urea and K before November (40 days post-flowering).
  • Adjust K dosage to 1.5 – 2.0 kg/ton of fruit.
  • If necessary, apply nitrates early.
  • Waive, except in specific cases, the use of ground applications for post-harvest.

 

Bitter Pit

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Just the right secure, high-level acquisition. You have a lot of room to grow. You have a lot of room to grow.

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  • Significant reduction in nitrogen content.
  • Adjust N dosage to 1.0 – 1.5 kg/ton of fruit.
  • Avoid urea and K before November (40 days post-flowering).
  • Adjust K dosage to 1.5 – 2.0 kg/ton of fruit.
  • If necessary, apply nitrates early.
  • Waive, except in specific cases, the use of ground applications for post-harvest.

 

Other management and factors that induce bitter pit include:

  • Severe pruning, especially heading cuts that stimulate regrowth (spring).
  • Excess of urea and K early to the soil.
  • Low fruit load, due to excessive thinning, vintage effect, or frost.
  • Very high summer temperatures (high stress index)

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