Lamburda

The lamburda is a typical formation found in pome fruit trees (e.g., apple and pear) with a length ranging from 1 to 4 cm.

The apical bud is capable of producing only minimal vegetative growth of a few millimeters per year or, in some cases, may give rise to short shoots (brindilli). In apple trees, so-called spur varieties primarily bear fruit on lamburde.

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