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            "text": "study produced fruit in 2003, and two entire populations (W.V. and IN-2) did not produce any fruit. Therefore data recorded this year may be abnormal, and not representative of the true reproductive qualities of these populations. Trunk cross sectional area (TCSA) varied widely, with seedlings from New York and Washington Co., Indiana having larger TCSAs than trees from West Virginia, Maryland, or Decatur Co., Indiana (Table 5.6). Total number of flowers did differ significantly, with trees from Washington County, Indiana and Maryland producing more flowers than trees from West Virginia or Decatur County, Indiana. Length of flowering time also varied, as trees from Washington County, Indiana blooming for the longest period of time (28 days) and accessions from Kentucky and Decatur County, Indiana blooming for the shortest period of time (11-12 days). Flowering peak did not vary significantly between populations."
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            "text": "Percentage fruit set also did not differ significantly, with all populations having a very low fruit set, not exceeding 4%, with an average of 1.5% across all populations (Table 5.7). Accessions from Maryland produced the most fruit clusters per tree, approximately eight. Number of fruit per cluster varied significantly, with New York accessions producing more fruit per cluster than those from Maryland or Kentucky. The total number of fruit per tree and yield per tree differed significantly, with accessions from Maryland producing the largest number of fruit and the largest yields than any other populations. Average fruit weight did not differ between populations. Populations also showed great variation in yield efficiency, with accessions from Maryland having a greater yield efficiency than trees from New York, West Virginia, Kentucky, or Decatur Co., Indiana. Neither length of harvest nor harvest peak were significantly different between accessions. Growing degree days required for fruit ripening were also not found to be significantly different between populations in 2003."
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