Abstract

Apple shape is an important component of the visual fruit quality and can be influenced by several factors. The relationship between the fruiting structures and bud size in the fruit shape (length/diameter ratio) were evaluated in three different cultivars: 'Gala', 'Fuji' and 'Daiane'. The length/diameter ratio showed no statistical differences for 'Fuji' and 'Gala'. However, fruits of 'Daiane' showed differences in the L/D ratio related to the size of the twigs, but not for bud size. Fruits from long twigs presented the highest L/D ratio. 'Fuji' produced the more flattened fruits and 'Daiane' the more elongated ones.

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