Nematode-resistant, clonal almond rootstock breeding by crossing in Turkey

After consideration of the selected characteristics, the highest scored hybrids, FS2, FS19, FS22,FS23, and FC4, were evaluated as nematode-resistant almond rootstock clone candidates.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Nematode-resistant clonal rootstock use is limited in Turkey.

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Key Findings & Data:Throughout a 3-year-study (2012–2014), targeted rootstockcandidates were obtained through hybridization between almond and plum cultivars.

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Conclusion & Impact:After consideration of the selected characteristics, the highest scored hybrids, FS2, FS19, FS22,FS23, and FC4, were evaluated as nematode-resistant almond rootstock clone candidates.

🔬Design:Research Article

📍Scope:2012–2014 Verileri

⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters

Abstract

Nematode-resistant clonal rootstock use is limited in Turkey. Throughout a 3-year-study (2012–2014), targeted rootstockcandidates were obtained through hybridization between almond and plum cultivars. Some characteristics, such as strong growthability, compatibility with other almond cultivars, nematode resistance, and rooting of the cuttings were common among the hybridtypes. In the hybridization studies, one almond cultivar (Ferragnes) and 2 plum (Myrobalan and Pissardi nigra, both belonging toPrunus cerasifera) were used as female parents, and 2 plum (Myrobalan and Pissardi nigra) and 2 almond cultivars [Ferragnes and AB3(Amygdalus orientalis Mill. Type)] were used as male parents. In total, 6 combined hybridizations were made: Myrobalan × Ferragnes,AB3 × Myrobalan, Pissardi nigra × Ferragnes, AB3 × Pissardi nigra, Ferragnes × Myrobalan, and Ferragnes × Pissardi nigra. Some hybridcharacteristics, such as budding affinity, nematode-resistance, and rooting of the cuttings were considered and the results were evaluatedaccording to the weight-rank method. After consideration of the selected characteristics, the highest scored hybrids, FS2, FS19, FS22,FS23, and FC4, were evaluated as nematode-resistant almond rootstock clone candidates.

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CAN, C., SARPKAYA, K., İLİKÇİOĞLU, E., TÜRKOĞLU, S. B., BAŞ, M., ÇOBAN, N., FİDANCI, A., ATLI, H. S. (2022). Nematode-resistant, clonal almond rootstock breeding by crossing in Turkey. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 43 - Sayı: 4, 389–394. https://ajindex.com/articles/599218

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