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The purpose of this research was to investigate the effect of 1% N foliar sprays (0, 2, and 4 sprays at weekly intervals) and girdling (G) on budbreak of three peach advanced selections CP95-1 °C, CP91-8, and CP91-17, and its relationship with both reduced nitrogen (RN) and polyamine contents. Foliar N was applied in July, before flower initiation was detected and girdling was performed 30 days after nitrogen sprays (DAT) The results indicate that 4N+G treatment had the highest content of (RN) with values between 232 and 1000 mg N/g of DW. CP 91-17 and CP95-1 °C selections showed higher RN content than that of CP91-8. Both 2N+G and 4 N+G showed the highest content of putrescine (Put) (908 and 1635 nmol·g -1  FW, respectively). Among peach selections CP91-8 was the one with the highest content of Put. Putrescine content went down as the flower differentiation process evolved. Four N+G treatment promoted budbreak in CP95-1 °C advancing it in 55 days as compared to the control. Budbreak began earlier in the three peach selections treated with 4N+G (11/12/98) followed by 2N+G treatment (7/001/99), and the control (4/02/99). Fruit set was 19%, 12%, and 11% for 4N+G, 2N+G, and control treatments, respectively.

274 Peach Floral Budbreak as Affected by Foliar Nitrogen Sprays and Girdling