Effect of Different Rootstocks on Vegetative Growth of Japanese and European Plum Cultivars in Southern Italy: Preliminary Results

Michele, A. De; Monte, M.; Sottile, Francesco; A, De Michele

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2007.734.55

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“…For the 'Malas Esfahani' cultivar used as a scion (table VI), the lowest tree height and vigor were obtained from grafting on 'Torsh Ma' moly Zabol', which shows the effect of the rootstock on vegetative growth; this result is in agreement with Sottile et al's data [7]. The lowest sucker production was obtained from grafting on 'Golnar Farsi'.…”

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“…For the 'Shavar' cultivar used as a scion (table V), the lowest tree height and vigor resulted from grafting on 'Torsh Ma' moly Zabol' and 'Poost Syah' rootstocks, which is in agreement with Sottile et al's results [7]. The lowest sucker production resulted from 'Shavar' grafted on 'Golnar Farsi', while the lowest yield was obtained from rooted 'Shavar', which proves the effectiveness of grafting.…”

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“…Analyzing the results, it appears that, whatever the cultivar considered ('Zagh', 'Shavar' or 'Malas Esfahani'), grafted trees showed lower size and vigor and higher yield compared with ungrafted treatments. For the 'Zagh' cultivar used as a scion (table IV), the highest tree height and vigor were obtained from 'Zagh' without budding and the lowest ones from 'Zagh' grafted on 'Torsh Ma' moly Zabol', which is in agreement with Sottile et al [7] but disagrees with Jacyna [8]. The lowest sucker production was obtained for 'Zagh' grafted on 'Golnar Farsi'.…”

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Effects of different scion-rootstock combinations on vigor, tree size, yield and fruit quality of three Iranian cultivars of pomegranate

Vazifeshenas¹,

Khayyat²,

Jamalian³

et al. 2009

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Effects of different scion-rootstock combinations on vigor, tree size, yield and fruit quality of three Iranian cultivars of pomegranate. Abstract-Introduction. Probably because pomegranate trees are established in orchards as own-rooted plants, there are no studies regarding scion-rootstock combination effects on growth, tree size, yield and fruit quality of this fruit tree. Thus, the main aims of our experiment were to study the effects of some pomegranate rootstocks on growth and yield characteristics of Iranian commercial cultivars used as scions. Materials and methods. Our research was carried out between the 1999 and 2007 growing seasons at a collection of 760 pomegranate cultivars in the Yazd Province of Iran. Rootstocks were provided via clonal propagation using stem cuttings similar in height, diameter and age (2 years old) from '

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confidence: 66%

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Effects of different scion-rootstock combinations on vigor, tree size, yield and fruit quality of three Iranian cultivars of pomegranate

Vazifeshenas¹,

Khayyat²,

Jamalian³

et al. 2009

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“…The effect of rootstocks on plum quality has yet to be adequately studied [40,41]. Studies on rootstock effects on fruit quality need to take into account the different sources of variability such as variety, type of soil, fertilization and orchard management [42].…”

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Bio-agronomic characterization of twelve plum cultivars on two clonal rootstocks in a semi-arid environment in Sicily

Ferlito¹,

Continella²,

Nicolosi³

et al. 2015

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-Introduction. Plum cultivation in Southern Italy is of great interest due to the possibility of obtaining produce over an extended period using early and late varieties. The objective of this study was to choose the best combination of cultivars and rootstock to make the production period as long as possible. Materials and methods. The influence of two rootstocks i.e. Myrobalan 29C (Prunus cerasifera Ehrn.) and Montclar r [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] on growth, yield and fruit quality of nine Japanese and three European plum cultivars was evaluated. Results and discussion. Four years after planting, the trees on Montclar r rootstock displayed higher vigour. The highest yield was recorded on Shiro and Obilnaya grafted on both rootstocks. Black Amber produced the largest fruit and Obilnaya the smallest. Conclusion. This research contributed to identifying the most promising cultivars to be successfully grown in Southern Italy.

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Performance of peach and plum based rootstocks of different vigour on a late peach cultivar in replant and calcareous conditions

Jiménez

Pinochet²,

Romero³

et al. 2011

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Effect of Different Rootstocks on Vegetative Growth of Japanese and European Plum Cultivars in Southern Italy: Preliminary Results

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Effects of different scion-rootstock combinations on vigor, tree size, yield and fruit quality of three Iranian cultivars of pomegranate

Effects of different scion-rootstock combinations on vigor, tree size, yield and fruit quality of three Iranian cultivars of pomegranate

Bio-agronomic characterization of twelve plum cultivars on two clonal rootstocks in a semi-arid environment in Sicily

Performance of peach and plum based rootstocks of different vigour on a late peach cultivar in replant and calcareous conditions

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