Growth characteristics of fruiting branches

Fruit branches, also known as jujube hanging, fall off every year, also known as deciduous fruit branches. Fruiting branches are not only flowering and fruiting branches, but also important organs of photosynthesis. The branch shape is slender and soft, light green, generally 10 to 30 cm long, basically without thick growth. Each node has leaves, and each leaf axils can form an inflorescence, blossom and bear fruit. The fruiting branches are mainly formed by the secondary buds on the jujube strands, and the short fruiting branches can also be produced at the base of the developing branches. The fruiting branches generally had no secondary growth, and the shoots stagnated at the flowering stage. There are many fruits in the third to seventh segments of the fruiting branches.