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Citrus rootstocks : an evaluation for new and replant areas

, 1966
Widespread decline of citrus orchards in Western Australia associated with Phytophthora root rot, citrus eelworm and other factors has prompted investigation of various citrus rootstocks. Trifoliata and Troyer citrange are most suitable for replant areas.
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia,
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Determining Seed Viability During Fruit Maturation to Improve Seed Production and Availability of New Citrus Rootstocks. [PDF]

Front Plant Sci, 2021
de Carvalho DU, Boakye DA, Gast T, Leite Junior RP, Alferez F.   +4 more
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Rootstocks for citrus crops (Literary review) [PDF]

Subtropical and ornamental horticulture, 2021
A. S. Kuleshov, R. V. Kulyan
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Phylogenetic relationship among potential citrus rootstock species based on seed characteristics and germination metrics

The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences
Wild citrus species could be utilised as potential rootstocks in the citriculture industry. Seed germination, seedling characteristics, and their metrics are important traits of rootstocks and their evolutionary relationships.
HEIPLANMI RYMBAI, HAMMYLLIENDE TALANG, ANJANI KUMAR JHA, VEERENDRA KUMAR VERMA, JOIEDEVIVRESON MAWLEIN, MAYANGLAMBAM BILASHINI DEVI   +5 more
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Citrus rootstocks modify scion antioxidant system under drought and heat stress combination. [PDF]

Plant Cell Rep, 2022
Balfagón D, Terán F, de Oliveira TDR, Santa-Catarina C, Gómez-Cadenas A.   +4 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Studies on Citrus Rootstocks for Sweet Orange

Journal of the American Pomological Society, 1985
The results of a citrus rootstock experiment with sweet orange tops from 1952 to 1977 are reported in this paper. The effects of 19 rootstocks on the growth, fruit production, yield, fruit quality, cold and drought resistance of the cultivar, 'Xianfeng,’ are given. Experimental results showed that for ‘Xianfeng’ orange grown in the Sichuan hilly lands,
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Nutrient uptake, osmolytes and antioxidant potential of different citrus rootstocks subjected to acidic soils

The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences
The present experiment was conducted during 2021–23 at ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi to evaluate the response of five citrus rootstocks, viz.
NONGTHOMBAM DEVACHANDRA, O P AWASTHI, V K SHARMA, RAKESH PANDEY, JAI PRAKASH, KRIPA SHANKAR   +5 more
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RESPONSE OF CITRUS ROOTSTOCKS TO DIFFERENT SALINITY LEVELS FOR MORPHOLOGICAL AND ANTIOXIDATIVE ENZYME ACTIVITES

, 2014
Citrus is the most produced fruit crop and often constrained by salinity due to their geographic distribution. We investigated morphological and antioxidave enzyme responses of six different citrus rootstocks under various NaCl concentrations, including ...
Toprak, Güler, SEDAY, Übeyit, Uzun, Aydın, GÜLŞEN, Osman   +3 more
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SSR-Based genetic variability assessment of Tunisian local citrus rootstocks : [P22] [PDF]

, 2008
In the framework of the 6th PCRD European Project 'CIBEWU', the genetic diversity of Tunisian Citrus rootstocks germplasm was assessed using microsatellite markers (SSR).
Duval, Marie-France, Trifa, H.S., Ollitrault, Patrick, Belfalah, Zina, Bouhlal, R.   +4 more
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RESPONSE OF CITRUS ROOTSTOCKS TO DIFFERENT SALINITY LEVELS FOR MORPHOLOGICAL AND ANTIOXIDATIVE ENZYME ACTIVITES

, 2020
Citrus is the most produced fruit crop and often constrained by salinity due to their geographic distribution. We investigated morphological and antioxidave enzyme responses of six different citrus rootstocks under various NaCl concentrations, including ...
O Gulsen, U Seday, G Toprak, A Uzun
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