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The apple trees produce excessive amounts of flowers, which will not always turn into fruits. In order to produce fruits of commercial quality, chemical thinning of flowers or fruits must be taken place for better distribution of photoassimilates. However, to reduce production costs, chemical thinning is a widely used technique. For greater safety in the use of this technique, it is necessary to understand the effects of climatic parameters on the fruit abscission pattern of the crop. The abscission pattern of apple fruitlets was evaluated through two consecutive years to compare with radiation data, and maximum and minimum temperatures. Under the edaphoclimatic conditions evaluated, there was interference of the climate on the fruitlet abscission rate. Whenever there is a low incidence of solar radiation and high nocturnal temperatures, there is a tendency for fruitlet abscission peaks to occur on subsequent days.

PARÂMETROS CLIMÁTICOS NO PADRÃO DE SENESCÊNCIA DE FRUTOS EM MACIEIRA ‘MAXI GALA’ NO MUNICÍPIO DE VACARIA-RS