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2020

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Geir Wæhler Gustavsen Kyrre Rickertsen

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Annbjørg Kristoffersen Tore Krogstad Anne Falk Øgaard

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Elena Albertsen Øystein Hjorthol Opedal Geir Hysing Bolstad Rocío Pérez-Barrales Thomas F Hansen Christophe Pelabon William Scott Armbruster

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© 2020 The Authors. Published by Wiley.This is an open access article under the CC BY license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

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Titta Majasalmi Micky Allen Clara Antón-Fernández Rasmus Astrup Ryan Bright

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Micky Allen II Andreas Brunner Clara Antón-Fernández Rasmus Astrup

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Jouni Siipilehto Micky Allen Urban Nilsson Andreas Brunner Saija Huuskonen Soili Haikarainen Narayanan Subramanian Clara Antón-Fernández Emma Holmström Kjell Andreassen Jari Hynynen

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Shafik Hebous Zhiyang Jia Knut Løyland Thor Olav Thoresen Arnstein Øvrum

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Volkmar Timmermann Nenad Potocic Mladen Ognjenovic Till Kirchner

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Nenad Potocic Volkmar Timmermann Mladen Ognjenovic Till Kirchner

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Anita Sønsteby Tomasz Leszek Woznicki Ola M. Heide

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BACKGROUND: Bud dormancy is a quantitative condition that is gradually acquired and lost. Better and more convenient methods for assessment of the time of dormancy entrance of woody plants are highly needed. OBJECTIVE: To demonstrate a simple and convenient method for determination of dormancy in woody plants. METHODS: We employed a seasonal series of soft tipping of vigorously growing annual shoots and used the loss of ability of subtending lateral buds to break and grow as a measure of entrance into dormancy. RESULTS: There was a gradual decline in the ability of the buds to burst and grow during the month of July and early August, culminating with a complete loss of this ability. This coincided with the known time of growth cessation and dormancy induction in shoots of intact plants and occurred in the berry shrubs raspberry and black currant and the forest tree silver birch. CONCLUSIONS: The decline and loss of ability of the buds to grow during late summer is a direct expression of the entrance of buds into the state of endodormancy, rendering the tipping method a simple and convenient method for precise determination of the time of entrance into dormancy in woody plants.