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Advanced generation peach-almond hybrids as seedling rootstocks for almond: first year growth and potential pollenizers for hybrid seed production

Euphytica, 2007
For decades, seedling peaches have been used as the standard rootstock in California almond orchards. Vigorous, deep rooted trees are needed in almond orchards for maximum yields and to withstand the annual tree-shaking at harvest. Currently, researchers are actively evaluating rootstocks for almonds in field trials and in various screening protocols ...
Craig A. Ledbetter, Mark S. Sisterson
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Generative Rootstock Potential of Some Hybrid Chestnut Genotypes

2019
In Turkey chestnut cultivation is threaten by chestnut blight, chestnut root rot and Asian chestnut gall wasp. In order to obtain tolerant cultivars to the pests and diseases hybridization studies were performed. As a result, A14, A25, A41 and A100 hybrid chestnut genotypes were selected as superior. Some of these genotypes were registered by ‘Republic
AKYÜZ, Burak, SERDAR, Ümit
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Generative developments and pomological traits of apple (Malus x domestica Borkh.) scion cultivars canopy on dwarf clonal rootstocks in dry temperate ecosystem of north-west Himalayas

Scientia Horticulturae, 2017
Abstract The investigations were undertaken to study the generative developments of thirteen scion cultivars grafted onto four dwarfing rootstock clones viz., EMLA.111, EMLA.7, MM.111 and BUD.9 for pomological traits in dry temperate ecosystem of north-west Himalaya of India.
Pramod Kumar, Rajeshwar S. Chandel
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Characterizing the impacts of ‘generative’ rootstocks on growth and development of grafted tomato plants

Acta Horticulturae, 2021
T. Gong, X. Zhao, J.K. Brecht, J. Colee
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DWARFING PEACH ROOTSTOCKS GENERATE SCION WATER STRESS

Acta Horticulturae, 2012
A.M. Weibel, G.L. Reighard
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BREEDING FOR A NEW GENERATION OF PRUNUS ROOTSTOCKS: AN EXAMPLE OF MAS