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This document provides information on two types of pruning for sandalwood plants: formative pruning and form pruning. Formative pruning involves pinching off competing side shoots to maintain a central leader in younger saplings. Form pruning is for young saplings up to 5-6 years old and involves using secateurs to remove forks and competing leaders to establish a single trunk. The document explains the steps for each type of pruning and emphasizes maintaining a single central leader for proper growth.
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This document provides guidance on two types of pruning for sandalwood plants: formative pruning and form pruning. Formative pruning involves pinching off competing side shoots to maintain a central leader in younger saplings. Form pruning is for young saplings up to 4 years old and involves removing forks and competing leaders with secateurs to establish a single trunk. Correct pruning results in one trunk and a single leader at the top, while incorrect pruning can result in an inappropriate "lollipop" shape. Precautions like sterilizing tools and applying pest control to cuts are also recommended.
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What is the meaning of cookery in TLE?
What is cookery in TLE?
Cooking or cookery is the art, technology, science, and craft of preparing food for consumption. Cooking is done both by people in their dwellings and by profession, cooks, and chefs in restaurants and other food establishments.
What is the meaning of cookery in TLE?
What is cookery in TLE?
Cooking or cookery is the art, technology, science, and craft of preparing food for consumption. Cooking is done both by people in their dwellings and by profession, cooks, and chefs in restaurants and other food establishments.
What is the meaning of cookery in TLE?
What is cookery in TLE?
Cooking or cookery is the art, technology, science, and craft of preparing food for consumption. Cooking is done both by people in their dwellings and by profession, cooks, and chefs in restaurants and other food establishments.
What is the meaning of cookery in TLE?
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What is the meaning of cookery in TLE?
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Training and pruning fruit trees is important to develop a strong framework that supports high fruit production. A primary goal is to open up the tree canopy to maximize light penetration for flower bud development. There are two main training systems - central leader and open center. Central leader uses a main trunk with uniformly spaced scaffold branches in whorls, creating a Christmas tree shape. Proper training directs growth into the desired shape with minimal cutting compared to pruning.
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- 1. Welcome Canopy Management of Sandalwood Plant
- 2. Canopy Management of Sandalwood Plant Pruning saplings - its two types 1- Formative pruning 2-Form pruning
- 3. Formative pruning Formative pruning of young saplings is the most effective pruning method because it removes only a very small amount of productive photosynthetic leaf material. This is achieved by ‘pinching’ off all growing tips that compete with the central leader. Regular formative pruning means that there is little (or no) need for heavier pruning with secateurs, loppers or a bush knife.
- 4. Form pruning Often a tree is not pruned for a year or more and needs to be pruned to bring it back to being a tree with a single trunk. Form pruning is distinct from formative pruning by secateurs. This method is effective for young saplings up to 5-6 years old, but less effective for older trees. Older trees should be left unpruned, because pruning can introduce heartwood rot or disease.
- 5. Formative pruning (for younger plants) 1- identify central leader The central leader is the main, central growing point of the tree.
- 6. 2- identify competing leader A side shoot that may compete With the central leader grows from below the central leader
- 7. 3- Remove the side Shoots Break off the tips of side shoots by pinching them between fingers and thumb.
- 8. The pruned Sapling- The growing tip of only the central leader remains.
- 9. Form pruning (for young saplings up to 4 years old ) 1- identify fork Sapling Select saplings with a forked trunk.
- 10. 2- Remove fork Remove the fork by cutting the unwanted branch by secateurs.
- 11. 3- identify competing leader A competing leader is a branch growing vertically towards the top of the tree.
- 12. 4-Remove the side shoots Remove the competing leader with secateurs.
- 13. The pruned tree
- 14. Remedial pruning Pruning back to a single leader is often necessary when the central growing tip is damaged, possibly by wind, a bird or a falling branch. This can be done immediately after growth recommences
- 15. Correctly pruned One trunk and a single leader at the top
- 16. Incorrectly pruned • an inappropriate shape like a ‘lollipop’, because too many lower branches have been removed
- 17. Precautions Sterilize secateurs by Dettol after cutting every plants. After cutting applying COC or Bordo Pest to the cutting area . After pruning , collect waste Material (Branches)and through out field .
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