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The 'Tatura trellis' training system of plants was developed in:
Answer: A
The Tatura trellis was developed in Australia, at the Tatura research station in Victoria, for high-density peach and pear orchards. It is a V-shaped training system in which two trellised branches slope outward from the tree.
Germany, the Netherlands and India are not its origin, although Dutch growers use other trellis forms.
The Tatura trellis is a V-shaped system in which two sloping canopies are trained on a trellis, giving good light for the fruit and suiting mechanical work. It is named for the Tatura research station in Victoria, Australia.
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