Key message In this review, the main internal and environmental hypotheses regarding
alternate bearing and abscission of inflorescence buds and also, the methods to mitigate …

Pistachio yield are often negatively affected by some physiological problems such as
abscission of inflorescence buds and fruits, deformed or blank nuts, and non-split shells. In …

Abstract Pistachio (P. vera L., Anacardiaceae) is cultivated in regions where soil water
deficits and salinity conditions are higher than usual. Despite adult pistachio trees having …

Nutrient accumulation in plant leaves provides empirical information about the uptake,
translocation and utilization of available resources, which is ultimately reflected in yield …

Pistachio produces an abundant number of inflorescent buds every year (during spring and
early summer) which abscise mainly on fruiting branches during seed development …

Pistachio (Pistacia vera L.) has a high tolerance to drought and soil salinity. Although adult
pistachio trees are well known to be drought tolerant, the studies on physiological …

This research was carried out in order to observe seasonal changes of internal plant growth
regulators in pistachio. This research was conducted during three years at a commercial …

Alternate bearing is a common challenge in horticultural plants, leading to irregular yield in
successive years. The potentialrole of phenolic compounds in regulating this phenomenon …

This study was carried out to determine the effect of different growth periods and possible
role of gibberellins (GAs) and abscisic acid (ABA) metabolites on the alternate bearing of the …

Plant growth regulators hold a strong influence on the alternate bearing, despite the
occurrence of many other factors. In the present research, alterations in endogenous GAs …