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Our objective was to evaluate the dry-matter partitioning between the roots and shoots of two genetically size-controlled peach ( Prunus persica (L.) Batsch) types, dwarf and pillar, compared to a full-sized standard peach type. Compared to the pillar and standard types, the dwarf type had a reduced leaf : root ratio, less allocation of dry matter to woody tissue and more to leaf tissue. Genetically size-controlled peach trees have a smaller root system, but a lower leaf : root ratio and may require modified soil and water management techniques to ensure high productivity.

Dry Matter Distribution of Three Peach Growth Types