What are the characteristics of flower bud differentiation in jujube trees? Explained clearly in one article

Flower bud differentiation in jujube trees occurs on the current year's branches. Its characteristics are differentiation in the same year, flowering in the same year, and the ability to differentiate multiple times, with a short differentiation period for a single flower and a fast differentiation speed. A single flower takes only 8 days to differentiate, an inflorescence takes 7 to 20 days, differentiation on a single fruiting branch of jujube takes about 30 days, and differentiation of the whole plant takes 2 to 3 months. Jujube trees shed a large number of flowers, and only a small portion can set fruit, with a fruit-setting rate of only 1 to 3%.