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. 2007 Jul 4;100(3):565–571. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcm131

Table 1.

Frequencies of shoot occurrence (survival) and flowering in the second (2004) and third (2005) years of the fruit manupulation (control, fruit shading and fruit removal) and defoliation (intact, one-third leaf-cutting and two-thirds leaf-cutting) experiments

Survival (%)
Flowering (%)
Fruit manipulation Defoliation n 2004* 2005* 2004* 2005
Control Intact 15 100 100 93 60
1/3-cut 15 93 80 80 53
2/3-cut 15 87 73 80 40
Shading Intact 15 100 100 73 73
1/3-cut 15 100 87 60 33
2/3-cut 15 100 100 60 20
Removal Intact 15 93 92 80 54
1/3-cut 15 100 92 73 54
2/3-cut 15 100 87 87 40

* There are no significant differences in survival (both years) and flowering occurrence in 2004 by logistic regression.

Flowering occurrence in 2005 is negatively correlated to defoliation (P = 0·053) and positively correlated to stem diameter in the previous year (P = 0·0051) by logistic regression.

n = 13 in 2005 because tags of two plants were missing.