How knowledge of bearing habit of plants useful to horticulture?
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The bearing habit of a species can be described by the location and types of buds which produce flower and fruit. Flower buds are borne laterally on shoots or spurs (Figure 11). Although green unripe fruit are photosynthetic, they require supplemental carbohydrates for proper development. In most fruit and nut tree crop species, the majority of carbohydrates required for fruit development are acquired from two sources: 1) reserves stored from the previous growth season in adjacent branch tissue, and 2) photosynthesis throughout the growing season in nearby leaves.
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The bearing habit of a species can be described by the location and types of buds which produce flower and fruit.
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