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BREEDING FOR FRUIT QUALITY

Acta Horticulturae, 2003
While fruit breeding programs have many different goals, including resistance to abiotic and biotic stress, tree architecture, precocity, and productivity, they all have in common the need to develop high quality fruit. Fruits come in a wide spectrum of size, flavor, color, firmness, and texture.
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Fruit Breeding

2015
Fruit Breeding is an art and science demanding prolonged time, space and intrinsic qualities. Seed propagation leads to heterogeneity and asexual propagation of elite clones’ leads to newer and novel types. There are temperate, sub-tropical and tropical fruits differing in photo and thermo periodic requirements.
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Breeding of hypoallergenic strawberry fruit

Journal of Berry Research, 2013
BACKGROUND: Allergy to food is a hypersensitivity disorder of the immune system to normally harmless food ingredients. A promising solution for allergenic patients is the development of hypoallergenic food. OBJECTIVE: Selection and breeding of low-allergenic variety is the conventional strategy to produce hypoallergenic food.
Franz, Katrin   +7 more
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Breeding for fruits

1998
Breeding for ...
Lespinasse, Yves   +10 more
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Trends in Fruit Breeding

2011
Fruit breeding is a long-term process which takes a minimum of about a decade from the original cross to a finished cultivar. Thus, much thought needs to go into which objectives to be emphasized in the breeding. Although certain objectives, such as yield and basic quality, are always important, the overall lifestyle, environmental, marketing, and ...
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ROOTSTOCK BREEDING FOR STONE FRUITS

Acta Horticulturae, 2003
Over the last 20 years stone fruit rootstock development has begun shifting from seedling to clonal types, many of interspecific origin. Publicly funded breeding programs have produced most of these rootstocks due to the time, cost, and risk associated with their development; however, private industry is emerging as a significant contributor of many of
T.G. Beckman, G.A. Lang
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Breeding for fruit quality in tomato

2011
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Causse, Mathilde   +4 more
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Fruit breeding

Choice Reviews Online, 2012
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