Growth and Yield of 'Redhaven' Peach on Nineteen Rootstocks at Twenty North American Locations

Reighard, G.L.; Andersen, R. L.; Anderson, Joseph M.; Beckman, T.G.; Baker, Timothy P.; Belding, Robert D.; Brown, Gregory A.; Byers, Patrick L.; Cowgill, W.; Deyton, D.E.; Durner, Edward F.; Erb, A.; Ferree, D. C.; Gaus, A.; Godin, Ronald E.; Hayden, R.; Hirst, Peter M.; Kadir, Sorkel; Kaps, Martin L.; Larsen, Harold J.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2007.732.40

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“…However, despite having a homogeneous appearance, ÔSummergrandÕ/Jaspi and ÔSummergrandÕ/Ishtara trees were stunted (Table 3) as compared with other trees with compatible unions. These results support the potential use of Ishtara and Jaspi as dwarfing rootstocks for peach and nectarine cultivars (Loreti and Massai, 2002;Reighard et al, 2004). Nevertheless, results in terms of compatibility of Jaspi contrast with the report of De Salvador et al (2002) in which an incompatible behavior of Jaspi with ÔSuncrestÕ peach cultivar was observed.…”

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Graft Compatibility Between Peach Cultivars and Prunus Rootstocks

Zarrouk¹,

Gogorcena²,

Sánchez³

et al. 2006

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Trials were established at Aula Dei Experimental Station (EEAD-CSIC, Zaragoza, Spain) to assess graft compatibility between peach cultivars [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] and new Prunus spp. rootstocks or selections. Peach cvs. `Catherina' and `Tebana' and nectarine cvs. `Big Top' and `Summergrand' were grafted on peach seedlings, plum rootstocks, almond × peach hybrids, and other interspecific rootstocks. Part of the evaluated material belongs to the EEAD-CSIC selection program, which has showed good adaptation to Mediterranean growing conditions. Other rootstocks such as Bruce, Evrica, Hiawatha, Ishtara, Tetra, and Krymsk-1 have been recently introduced in Spain. A peach and a plum source, GF 677 and Adesoto 101, respectively, were used as compatible reference rootstocks. Both are widely used for peach and nectarine production in the Mediterranean area.

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confidence: 49%