Raspberry cultivation under rain shelters in Northeast China

Dai, Haifeng; Chen, H.B.; Zhang, C.; Lü, Jianhua

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2020.1277.35

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“…High humidity generally causes a serious reduction in bayberry fruit before harvest and decreases its storage quality. Rain-proof cultivation techniques can prevent fruit trees from being exposed to excessive rain during the maturation period to avoid losses due to fruit dropping off the trees, as has been reported for grapes, berries, cherries and mangoes ( Li et al, 2014 ; Suran et al, 2019 ; Xu et al, 2019 ; Dai et al, 2020 ). However, it is difficult and costly to undertake the large-scale construction of overall rain-proof films for Chinese bayberry trees since they are generally planted on hillsides with complex terrain.…”

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An Insect- and Rain-Proof Net Raises the Production and Quality of Chinese Bayberry by Preventing Damage From Insects and Altering Bacterial Communities

Tian

Huang³

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Front. Plant Sci.

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Chinese bayberry (Myrica rubra) is a popular, nutrient- and antioxidant-rich fruit in Asia. However, it is susceptible to Drosophila during ripening, which disrupts production and causes economic loss. This study compared the effects of insecticides, insect-proof nets (IPNs), and insect- and rain-proof nets (IRPNs) on Chinese bayberry production and quality. Drosophila was absent in fruits from IPN- or IRPN-treated trees but only significantly reduced by insecticides. IPNs and IRPNs significantly increased fruit diameter, weight, edible rate and the Brix/acid ratio, and IRPNs had the strongest effect. Analysis of 16S rDNA showed that fruits collected from differently treated trees had unique bacterial communities. In IRPN fruits, Acetobacter and Gluconobacter were significantly decreased, reducing sugar consumption and disease; in addition, PICRUSt analysis predicted imputed functional profiles related to carbohydrate and nitrogen metabolism and mineral transport for fruit growth and development. This study proposed the use of IRPNs for improving Chinese bayberry production and quality.

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An Insect- and Rain-Proof Net Raises the Production and Quality of Chinese Bayberry by Preventing Damage From Insects and Altering Bacterial Communities

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Huang³

et al. 2021

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“…At this time, highly productive varieties were obtained, a number of which (Balsam, Gusar, Meteor, Glen Ample, Glen Fyne, Schönemann, Tulameen, Chilcotin, Cascade Delight, Meeker, etc.) are still included in the industrial assortment of many countries [2,3,4,5].…”

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Some aspects of raspberry breeding with predominant fruiting on annual shoots

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The purpose of the study was to identify the inheritance traits of economic and biological characteristics and properties in the hybrid progeny of primocane raspberry. The objects of study were 16 parental forms and progeny of 15 hybrid combinations of crosses with a total number of 1008 seedlings. It is established that in breeding of raspberry with a predominant fruiting on annual shoots, there are certain difficulties in obtaining forms with a high degree of remontancy, early, friendly crop ripening, multiple fruits and increased berry strength, as evidenced by the depression in the inheritance of these traits. Despite this, promising combinations of crosses were identified: Podarok Kashinu x Penguin, 44–154–2 x Poklon Kazakovu, 13–118–1 x 1–16–11, Podarok Kashinu x 1–16–11, 13–118–1 x Podarok Kashinu, Atlant x Bryanskoe Divo with the highest yield of transgressive seedlings. In the hybrid progeny, selections of 6–119–1, 3–170–1, 8–189–1, 11–165–10, 10–165–11, 9–163–2, 5–83–10 and others were revealed, combining the degree of remontancy, early fruiting with the components of productivity and fruit quality at a high level.

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Raspberry cultivation under rain shelters in Northeast China

Cited by 2 publications

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An Insect- and Rain-Proof Net Raises the Production and Quality of Chinese Bayberry by Preventing Damage From Insects and Altering Bacterial Communities

An Insect- and Rain-Proof Net Raises the Production and Quality of Chinese Bayberry by Preventing Damage From Insects and Altering Bacterial Communities

Some aspects of raspberry breeding with predominant fruiting on annual shoots

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