What are the growth characteristics of fruit-bearing branches? Explained clearly in one article

Fruit-bearing branches, also called jujube pendants, drop off every year, so they can also be called deciduous fruit branches. Fruit-bearing branches are the branches that bloom and bear fruit, and they are also important organs for photosynthesis. The branches are slender and soft, light green, generally 10 to 30 cm long, and basically do not thicken as they grow. Each node has leaves, and each leaf axil can form 1 inflorescence, bloom, and bear fruit. Fruit-bearing branches mainly sprout from the secondary buds on the jujube spurs, and short small fruit-bearing branches can also grow from the base of vegetative branches. Fruit-bearing branches generally have no secondary growth, and the branch tips stop growing during the flowering period. The third to seventh nodes of fruit-bearing branches bear the most fruit.