Winter Versus Summer Pruning Of Apple Trees, Volumes 93-113 - Clarence Cornelius Vincent - Bog

Vincent's pioneering research on the effects of winter and summer pruning on apple trees remains an important contribution to the field of orchard management. This volume compiles Vincent's original studies, which were published between 1913 and 1932, and includes detailed data on tree growth, yield, and fruit quality under different pruning conditions.
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