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Schupp, James R., Winzeler, H. Edwin, Kon, Thomas M., Marini, Richard P., Baugher, Tara A., Kime, Lynn F., Schupp, Melanie A. (2017) A Method for Quantifying Whole-tree Pruning Severity in Mature Tall Spindle Apple Plantings. HortScience, 52. 1233-1240 doi:10.21273/hortsci12158-17

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TitleA Method for Quantifying Whole-tree Pruning Severity in Mature Tall Spindle Apple Plantings
JournalHortScience
AuthorsSchupp, James R.Author
Winzeler, H. EdwinAuthor
Kon, Thomas M.Author
Marini, Richard P.Author
Baugher, Tara A.Author
Kime, Lynn F.Author
Schupp, Melanie A.Author
Year2017 (September)Volume52
PublisherAmerican Society for Horticultural Science
DOIdoi:10.21273/hortsci12158-17Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSchupp, James R., Winzeler, H. Edwin, Kon, Thomas M., Marini, Richard P., Baugher, Tara A., Kime, Lynn F., Schupp, Melanie A. (2017) A Method for Quantifying Whole-tree Pruning Severity in Mature Tall Spindle Apple Plantings. HortScience, 52. 1233-1240 doi:10.21273/hortsci12158-17
Plain TextSchupp, James R., Winzeler, H. Edwin, Kon, Thomas M., Marini, Richard P., Baugher, Tara A., Kime, Lynn F., Schupp, Melanie A. (2017) A Method for Quantifying Whole-tree Pruning Severity in Mature Tall Spindle Apple Plantings. HortScience, 52. 1233-1240 doi:10.21273/hortsci12158-17
In(n.d.) HortScience Vol. 52. American Society for Horticultural Science

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