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Inheritance of self-compatibility in almond: breeding strategies to assure self-compatibility in the progeny

open access: yesTheoretical and Applied Genetics, 2003
8 pages, 6 tables, 1 figure.To assure self-compatibility in the progenies, three different crosses were conducted for the first time in an almond breeding programme: self-pollination (266 descendants from 30 families), crosses between parents sharing an ...
F Dicenta, E Ortega
exaly   +5 more sources

The origin of the self‐compatible almond ‘Supernova’

Plant Breeding, 2008
AbstractThe almond cultivar ‘Supernova’ is reported in the literature as a late‐flowering self‐compatible mutant, obtained by the irradiation of the early‐flowering self‐incompatible cultivar ‘Fascionello’. Our work to investigate the molecular basis of this form of self‐compatibility has called into question the origin of ‘Supernova’. Test selfing was
MARCHESE, Annalisa   +3 more
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Electromagnetic self-compatibility of power converters

2004 IEEE 35th Annual Power Electronics Specialists Conference (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37551), 2005
In this paper, a detailed analysis on EMI effects of power converters is performed. In particular, the self-compatibility problem of converters, i.e. disturbance-immunity interactions among all the power and control circuits inside the converter structure, is taken into account.
V. NARDI, ATTAIANESE C, TOMASSO G
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Recurrent selection programs for white clover (Trifolium repens L.) using self-compatible plants. I. Selection of self-compatible plants and inheritance of a self-compatibility factor

Euphytica, 1989
When white clover plants were self-pollinated, 75% of a 143-plant population did not set seed. Plants which did set small numbers of seed probably did so as a result of pseudo-self-compatibility. One highly self-compatible plant was selected from the breeding materials.
Toshihiko Yamada
exaly   +2 more sources

Incompatible Self-Compatibility

Science, 2010
Macroevolutionary processes driving species differences in diversification rates are important in explaining the variation we see in nature, but the extent of this process and how much the traits within a single species can drive changes in the diversification rate are unknown. Goldberg et al. (p. [
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Auto-tuning self-compatibility of power converters

Twentieth Annual IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition, 2005. APEC 2005., 2005
In this paper, an auto-tuning system, which takes into account the self-compatibility of power converters, is proposed. It is based on a start-up routine and a self-disturbances evaluation board, which selects the optimal switching frequencies for the power modules in order to avoid internal disturbances in terms of EMI between the power section and ...
C. ATTAIANESE, TOMASSO G.
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