Chilling requirements and flower bud development in cherry

The work was performed along two consecutive years, paying attention to the possible anatomical and cytochemical changes accompanying dormancy. Results show that while no anatomical variations occur along dormancy, conspicuous cytochemical changes can be tracked along this period that may help to understand the requirement for chilling.

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