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Development of fruit dropping mechanisms for sorting of fruits
2017 Trends in Industrial Measurement and Automation (TIMA), 2017Most of the conventional fruit sorters employ mechanical weigh scale for grading the fruits based on weight. These sorters make use of force balance weigh scale method for fruit dropping which drops the fruit based on the preset counter balance weight. This mechanism is mainly used for grading and sorting of fruits based on weight alone.
S. Md. Iqbal, B. Sundaresan, A. Gopal
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Fruit drop in cotton: some causes
Journal of Agriculure and Food, 2021Various aspects of fruit abscission in cotton have been reviewed in the past. Recent advances in this field thus permit consolidation of review of the current research. A major concern among cotton growers is heavy fruit drop, that leads to direct yield loss, which occurs at the expense of squares and young bolls.
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Fruit set in Majhoul date palm and fruit drop by chemical thinning
World Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 2023Date palm is very cultivated in Draa-Tafilalet area (the southeastern part of Morocco). The variety diversity is rich and include commercial varieties such as ‘Majhoul’ and ‘Bouffegous’. Fruit thinning consists of reducing the fruit load of date palm in order to obtain a balance between yield and fruit quality and to avoid alternating production ...
null Mohamed ARBA +2 more
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Studies on fruit drop and cracking in bael genotypes
Indian Journal of Horticulture, 2018Problem of fruit drop and cracking is one of the most important limiting factors in bael cultivation, which result in high yield loss. Therefore, the investigation was carried out to study the response of different genotypes of bael on fruit drop and cracking. Fourteen genotypes of bael were taken for the study.
Shweta Uniyal, K.K. Misra
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Bud, Flower and Fruit Drop in Citrus and other Fruit Trees
1989Fruit trees usually take many years before they produce a crop. This delay is perhaps longest in pistachio (about 15-20 years) grown for its nuts in some arid areas, and in seedling trees of walnut (10-15 years). In citrus, apple, pear and sweet cherries the delay is approximately 3-5 years but shorter in plums, peaches, apricots and figs. However, the
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Prediction of fruit drop of ‘Bartlett’ pear by a fruit growth rate model
Acta Horticulturae, 2021M. Curetti +3 more
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