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Parthenocarpy in Tomato

1991
Tomato is a self-pollinated crop and normally produces seeded fruits when fertilization takes place. The current cultivars set fruits within a narrow range of temperatures of 15° to 21°C (night) and 30° to 35°C (day). Beyond these range of temperatures generally there is no fruit set because of the lack of production of sufficient amounts of fertile ...
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Parthenocarpy of Pears and Apples

Journal of Horticultural Science, 1958
(1958). Parthenocarpy of Pears and Apples. Journal of Horticultural Science: Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 217-227.
Christine J. Gorter, T. Visser
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Parthenocarpy and Seed Production in Burseraceae

2009
Seed production is determined by biotic and abiotic factors; however, crop viability can be affected negatively by phenomenon such as parthenocarpy (production of seedless fruits). Bursera morelensis is a deciduous species endemic to Mexico that occurs in the Tehuacan Valley and illustrates the strong effect of parthenocarpy.
María F. Ramos-Ordoñez, Judith Márquez-Guzmán, Ma. del Coro Arizmendi   +2 more
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Parthenocarpy in crops.

2009
Fruit set and growth in the absence of fertilization (parthenocarpy) is a useful trait in plants grown for the value of their fruit. Auxins and gibberellins are widely used to spray flowers to chemically confer parthenocarpy. In recent years, genetic modifications of either auxin or gibberellin biology have been used to confer parthenocarpy to tomato ...
PANDOLFINI, Tiziana, MOLESINI, Barbara, SPENA, Angelo   +2 more
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Molecular regulation and domestication of parthenocarpy in cucumber

Nature Plants
Parthenocarpy is a pivotal trait that enhances the yield and quality of fruit crops by enabling the development of seedless fruits. Here we unveil a molecular framework for the regulation and domestication of parthenocarpy in cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.).
Jing Nie, Hongyu Huang, Sheng Wu, Tao Lin, Lidong Zhang, Lijun Lv, Yuzi Shi, Yicong Guo, Qian Zhang, Yuhe Li, Weiliang Kong, Hujian Li, Zhen Yang, Wenbo Li, Lingjun Xu, Nan Ma, Zhonghua Zhang, Chuanqing Sun, Xiaolei Sui   +18 more
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Auxin and parthenocarpy

Trends in Plant Science, 1998
G.L., Rotino, E., Perri, M., Zottini, H. Sommer, A. Spena   +4 more
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PARTHENOCARPY AND APPLE BREEDING

Acta Horticulturae, 1998
E. Pauwels, R. Eyssen, J. Keulemans
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Parthenocarpy

2001
Angelo Spena, Giuseppe Leonardo Rotino
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parthenocarpy, n.

2023
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Parthenocarpy in vegetable crops

The process of developing fruit without pollination or fertilization is known as parthenocarpy. It is derived from the Greek words "parthenos" (virgin) and "karpos" (fruit). Noll first used the term "parthenokarpie" in 1902. The definition of parthenocarpy is later given by Winkler c. in1908.
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