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Research Article

Boron Applications and Bee Pollinators Increase Strawberry Yields

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Figure 1. Placement of covered (a) and uncovered (b) tunnels and bee hives (c) in the experiment field

Figure 1. Placement of covered (a) and uncovered (b) tunnels and bee hives (c) in the experiment field

Table 1. Effects of B treatments and growing conditions (presence or absences of bee) on the percent pollen viability rates of ‘Fortuna’ strawberry cultivar over the season

Table 2. Effects of B treatments on the percent pollen viability rates of ‘Fortuna’ strawberry cultivar over the season (%)

Table 3. Effects of B treatments and growing conditions (presence or absences of bee) on the percent pollen germination rates of ‘Fortuna’ strawberry cultivar over the season (%)

Table 4. Effects of B treatments on the percent pollen germination rates of ‘Fortuna’ strawberry cultivar over the season (%)

Table 5. Effects of B treatments and growing conditions (presence or absences of bee) on yield over the season (g/plant−a)

Table 6. Effects of B treatments on yield over the season (g/plant−a)

Table 7. Effects of B treatments and growing conditions (presence or absences of bee) on average fruit weight over the season (g/fruit)

Table 8. Effects of B treatments on average fruit weight over the season (g/fruit)

Table 9. Effects of B treatments and growing conditions (presence or absences of bee) on percent misshapen fruit rates over the season (%)

Table 10. Effects of B treatments on percent misshapen fruit rates over the season (%)

Figure 2. Difference in minimum (Tmin), maximum (Tmax) and average (Tave) temperatures during growing period in covered and uncovered tunnels

Figure 2. Difference in minimum (Tmin), maximum (Tmax) and average (Tave) temperatures during growing period in covered and uncovered tunnels