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Varying Density with Constant Rectangularity: II. Effects on Apple Tree Yield, Fruit Size, and Fruit Color Development in Three Training Systems over Ten Years

Hampson    
C. R. Quamme    
H. A. Kappel    
F. Brownlee    
R. T.    

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