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Multilevel evaluation of Prunus cerasifera Ehrh. rootstock candidates on nutritional and biochemical networks in 'Hacıhaliloğlu' apricot. [PDF]
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, 2011 There are 19-40 species of plum, depending on taxonomist, that have originated in Europe, Asia and America. From this great diversity only two species, the hexaploid European plum (Prunus domestica) and the diploid Japanese plum (P. salicina and hybrids), are of worldwide commercial significance.
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PLUM ROOTSTOCKS FOR INTENSIVE PLUM CULTURE
Acta Horticulturae, 2010At SCDP Valcea a rootstock breeding program started 30 years ago and its main targets were to obtain plum rootstocks suited to the soil conditions from the hill area of Romania (clay soils, thin, wet and with low natural fertility). The breeding program released 7 plum rootstocks for intensive culture.
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DEREGULATION OF PLUM POX RESISTANT TRANSGENIC PLUM 'HONEYSWEET'
Acta Horticulturae, 2007Genetic engineering (GE) has the potential to revolutionize fruit tree breeding. It is an approach that can specifically target genetic improvements and allow for the development of novel, useful traits. While GE does not provide a panacea for all of the difficulties associated with fruit tree breeding, it can be a useful approach to increase the ...
Scorza, R. +9 more
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2007
Plums, although largely consumed as produce, are also used in many commodities and are frequently dried to extend their shelf-life. In this chapter, a math. model of the drying process of plums will be described, as well as an effective procedure to evaluate the model parameters (such as the mass diffusivity in the skin and pulp) from exptl. data.
DI MATTEO, Marisa +2 more
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Plums, although largely consumed as produce, are also used in many commodities and are frequently dried to extend their shelf-life. In this chapter, a math. model of the drying process of plums will be described, as well as an effective procedure to evaluate the model parameters (such as the mass diffusivity in the skin and pulp) from exptl. data.
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High tolerance of European plum varieties to plum leptonecrosis
European Journal of Plant Pathology, 1998A 13 year comparative study was carried out on the behaviour of four European and two Japanese plum varieties grown in adjacent rows in an area of northern Italy where plum leptonecrosis is epidemic. Within seven years, 100% of the Japanese plum trees became symptomatically infected.
CARRARO, Luigi +3 more
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