Ficha del GO CRACKCIREZA
El gran reto del cultivo de la cereza radica en que es altamente perecedero y se ve muy afectado por la gestión de las parcelas y las condiciones ambientales, como el exceso de precipitaciones antes de la cosecha. La rotura inducida por la lluvia (cracking) es la principal causa de pérdida de cosechas de cereza en la mayoría de las zonas de producción del mundo, incluido Cataluña. Las predicciones del cambio climático apuntan a una creciente frecuencia de precipitaciones excesivas que probablemente aumentarán la incidencia de cracking en cerezas. Muy pocas variedades actuales son tolerantes al cracking y los mecanismos implicados no están completamente identificados.
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- 01-10-2021
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- A projekt hivatalos honlapja
- CRACKCIRERA: new strategies to reduce cracking in cherry cultivation
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