Comprehensive assessment of red currant varieties in Altai

Nazaryuk, Nadezhda; Сорокопудов, В. Н.; Сорокопудова, О. А.; Nigmatzyanov, Radmil

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202125401040

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“…Total sugar content was within the values previously reported for the red currant species and was rather high when compared to most of the levels found by some authors [1,[32][33][34] for the same cultivar (Table 5). For total titratable acidity, values were found to range over a wider range, from 0.9 to 3.9%, compared to 1.13-2.07%.…”

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Enhancing Red Currant Berry Quality through Fertilization Using Compost from Municipal Sludge and from Vegetal Waste

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Adding compost to the soil is an ecological and economical approach to providing the nutrients needed to support crops, improve soil characteristics, and increase the orchard’s durability. Over three years, at the Research Institute for Fruit Growing Pitesti, Romania, data regarding the influence of fertilization with municipal sludge and vegetal origin compost (MSVOC, 20 and 40 t ha−1 doses) and vegetal origin compost (VOC, 30 and 40 t ha−1 doses) on berry quality at ‘Jonker Van Tets’ red currant cv. Were recorded. Berry dry matter, soluble solids, sugar, titratable acidity, vitamin C, phenolic, and anthocyanin content are discussed. The correlations between berry quality indicators with climatic factors (temperatures and sunshine hours) and soil chemical characteristics are discussed. Strong correlations have been identified between anthocyanins, vitamin C, and phenolics with average temperature, maximum temperature, and sunshine hours in April. Except for Fe and Mn, berry phenolics were negatively correlated with all other soil quality indicators. In the third after the application, the results indicated that VOC 40 t ha−1 had a beneficial effect, increasing berry weight, and TTA, while VOC 30 t ha−1 significantly increased DW, TTA, and vitamin C content. Therefore, vegetal origin compost can be used as fertilizer in the sustainable growth of red currants.

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“…Поэтому в настоящее время особое значение приобретает вопрос производства тех культур, которые в наибольшей степени приспособлены к местным условиям. В условиях Центрального Черноземья к таким культурам относится смородина красная, которая сочетает высокую продуктивность с устойчивостью к био-и абиотическим стрессорам; ее ягоды содержат широкий спектр биологически активных веществ (Akimov et al, 2020;Golyaeva, Panfilova, 2021;Nazaruk et al, 2021).…”

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Integrated assessment of introduced red currant cultivars under the conditions of Tambov Province

Rodyukova

2022

Trudy po prikladnoy botanike, genetike i selektsii

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Background. Today, the effectiveness of berry crop cultivation depends on correct formation of the regional assortment of cultivars, taking into account the instability of environmental factors. Searching for and accumulating genetic resources from leading breeding centers, both domestic and foreign, as well as studying new genotypes under local conditions would make it possible to identify berry crop varieties for production and breeding.Materials and methods. This study was conducted in Michurinsk, Tambov Province, on the experimental plantations of red currant at the I.V. Michurin Federal Science Center in 2016–2020. The research material consisted of 15 introduced cultivars of red currant. Collection testing was carried out in line with generally accepted techniques of variety studies and field experiments.Results. Under the conditions of Tambov Province, the introduced red currant cultivars required a sum of temperatures of 89.3–132.0°C to start growing, 290.0–328.0°C to start flowering, 943.5–1133.0°C to start ripening, and 1478.2–1733.3°C to produce fully matured berries. Cvs. ‘Belosnezhka’, ‘Lvovyanka’, ‘Oksamit’ and ‘Rosinka’ showed complex resistance to diseases and pests. Cvs. ‘Kalinka’, ‘Lasunya’, ‘Lider’, ‘Lvovyanka’, ‘Oksamit’, ‘Orlovskaya zvezda’ and ‘Sara’ produced large fruits. Stable high productivity and yield were observed in cvs. ‘Vika’, ‘Lider’, ‘Oksamit’, ‘Orlovskaya zvezda’ and ‘Rosinka’. A close correlation (r = 0.99) was recorded between the productivity per bush (kg) and yield (100 kg/ha), and medium correlations between the berry weight and productivity per bush (r = 0.69), and between the productivity per one linear meter of branches and productivity per bush (r = 0.35).Conclusion. As a result of the integrated assessment under the conditions of Tambov Province, the red currant cultivars ‘Vika’, ‘Lider’, ‘Oksamit’, ‘Orlovskaya zvezda’ and ‘Rosinka’ were recommended for cultivation.

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Current state and prospects of breeding in genus Ribes L. in the Asian part of Russia

2021

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This article shows the current state of black currant breeding in Asian Russia on the basis of scientific research of scientists from Siberia and the Far East in historical terms is shown in the present contribution. A comprehensive description of new winter-hardy and high-yielding varieties with high adaptation to biotic and abiotic stresses, for cultivation in the harsh climatic conditions of the Asian part of Russia, is presented. The prospects of using endemic black currant species R. procumbens Pall. and R. pauciflorum Turcz. ex Pojark, which give new traits and properties during adaptation, in breeding were created and are studied and identified in this article.

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Comprehensive assessment of red currant varieties in Altai

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Enhancing Red Currant Berry Quality through Fertilization Using Compost from Municipal Sludge and from Vegetal Waste

Enhancing Red Currant Berry Quality through Fertilization Using Compost from Municipal Sludge and from Vegetal Waste

Integrated assessment of introduced red currant cultivars under the conditions of Tambov Province

Current state and prospects of breeding in genus Ribes L. in the Asian part of Russia

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