STUDYING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MORPHO-BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OLIVE PLANTS AND THEIR GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN DRY SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE CONDITIONS
Keywords:
Phenological phase, shoot, flowering, budding, leaf, fruit ripening.Abstract
This article presents data on the study of the relationship between the morphological and biological characteristics of the olive plant and its growth and development in a dry subtropical climate. The results of observations of the phenological phases of the olive tree, including the stages of budding, flowering and fruiting, are presented.
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