Liberación De Los Patrones De Cítricas 'Swingle Citrumelo', 'Carrizo' Y HRS 812 Para Puerto Rico

Román-Pérez, Félix M.; González-Vélez, Agenol

doi:10.46429/jaupr.v97i1-2.3044

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“…Meanwhile, sweet orange cv. 'Hamlin' grafted onto 'Swingle' showed an average canopy volume of 18.02 cubic meters per tree for five-year-old irrigated trees (Román-Pérez and González, 2013). Tirado-Corbalá et al (2020) reported an average canopy volume of 7.74 and 8.01 cubic meter per tree for cv.…”

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“…It is an interspecific hybrid (Poncirus x Citrus) tolerant to several diseases. In 2013, the Agricultural Experiment Station (AES) of the University 132Román-Paoli et al/oRange micRoiRRigation of Puerto Rico (UPR) recommended the use of 'Swingle citrumelo' as a rootstock after having studied the cultivar for several years and in several locations (Román-Pérez and González, 2013).…”

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Response of ‘Rhode Red Valencia’ orange (Citrus sinensis) to microirrigation in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

Román-Paoli¹,

Tirado-Corbalá²,

Román-Pérez³

2020

JAUPR

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Orange [Citrus sinensis (L.) Osb.] is a crop of great economic importance in the world and in Puerto Rico despite the negative impact caused by the presence of Huanglongbing disease. To maintain profitability, growers must optimize management practices. Important practices include proper use of supplemental irrigation, using improved rootstocks and cultivars, and effective disease control. To assess the response of 'Rhode Red Valencia' trees to supplemental microirrigation, an experiment was conducted in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, at an orchard originally established in 2007 under microirrigation. From 2011 to 2013, the adult orange trees were submitted to three treatments. In two of the treatments, microirrigation was scheduled using tensiometers at soil water tension between 10 and 15 kPa and between 30 and 35 kPa. A third treatment, without microirrigation (rainfed), was included as a check. Water stress periods were evident from January through June during the years 2008 to 2014. Microirrigation treatments did not have a significant effect on number of fruits, fruit weight and canopy volume during 2011 to 2013. Hence, under the conditions of this experiment, supplemental irrigation was not necessary for an adequate production of 'Rhode Red Valencia'.

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Section: Tree Growthmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Response of ‘Rhode Red Valencia’ orange (Citrus sinensis) to microirrigation in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

Román-Paoli¹,

Tirado-Corbalá²,

Román-Pérez³

2020

JAUPR

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Response of Citrus spp. germplasm from Puerto Rico grafted on two rootstocks to early infection of huanglongbing

Viteri¹,

Jensen

Hernández³

2021

Eur J Plant Pathol

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Early Response of ‘Mexican’ Lime, ‘Fina’ Clementine Mandarin, and ‘Campbell’ Valencia Orange on Selected Rootstocks Grown under Fertigation Practices in an Oxisol in Puerto Rico

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In Puerto Rico, Huanglongbing (HLB), detected in 2009, continues to produce losses in orchards across the island. Efforts to produce clean propagation materials and select different combinations of scions and rootstocks to mitigate the disease have been a priority. In 2016, an experiment was established in Isabela in Coto clay series soils at 120 m to assess ‘Mexican’ lime, ‘Fina’ clementine mandarin, and ‘Campbell’ Valencia orange grafted in ‘Swingle’ citrumelo, ‘HRS 812’, and ‘HRS 897’. Tree growth parameters, tree fruit production, HLB incidences, and tree mortality were evaluated under a fertigation system. Higher fruit production was obtained with ‘Fina’ clementine mandarin and ‘Campbell’ Valencia orange when grafted in ‘HRS 812’ followed by ‘HRS 897’. ‘Mexican’ lime had higher fruit production when grafted in ‘HRS 897’. On the basis of total fruit production and HLB incidence, ‘HRS 812’ was outstanding, yielding fruits with higher values even though they were infected with HLB. Moreover, ‘HRS 897’ rootstock was demonstrated to be a potential rootstock for the Puerto Rico conditions.

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Liberación De Los Patrones De Cítricas 'Swingle Citrumelo', 'Carrizo' Y HRS 812 Para Puerto Rico

Abstract: LIBERACIÓN DE LOS PATRONES DE CÍTRICAS 'SWINGLE CITRUMELO', 'CARRIZO' Y HRS 812 PARA PUERTO RICO

Cited by 3 publications

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Response of ‘Rhode Red Valencia’ orange (Citrus sinensis) to microirrigation in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

Response of ‘Rhode Red Valencia’ orange (Citrus sinensis) to microirrigation in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

Response of Citrus spp. germplasm from Puerto Rico grafted on two rootstocks to early infection of huanglongbing

Early Response of ‘Mexican’ Lime, ‘Fina’ Clementine Mandarin, and ‘Campbell’ Valencia Orange on Selected Rootstocks Grown under Fertigation Practices in an Oxisol in Puerto Rico

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