2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782010000600033
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Multiplicação fotoautotrófica in vitro de pereiras 'Abate Fetel'

Abstract: Novas cultivares de pereira têm sido introduzidas no Brasil, como a 'Abate Fetel'. A produção de mudas de qualidade dessa cultivar é necessária, sendo possível obter tal cultivar pelo uso de técnicas de micropropagação. Objetivou-se avaliar diferentes concentrações de sacarose e tipos de vedação dos frascos na multiplicação in vitro de pereiras 'Abate Fetel'. Segmentos nodais contendo de duas a três gemas axilares, de aproximadamente 1cm de comprimento, oriundos de plantas pré-estabelecidas in vitro, foram ino… Show more

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“…In Argentina, its cultivation has presented excellent fruits becoming a new option for the diversification of fruit growing (GARRIZ; ALVAREZ;COLAVITA, 2005). In Brazil, this cultivar has stood out among recently introduced cultivars (HAWERROTH et al, 2010). However, due to the climate conditions of certain producing regions, the fruits present excess russeting which, despite developing a brown color to the epidermis and modifying the appearance, does not compromise the fruit organoleptic quality.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In Argentina, its cultivation has presented excellent fruits becoming a new option for the diversification of fruit growing (GARRIZ; ALVAREZ;COLAVITA, 2005). In Brazil, this cultivar has stood out among recently introduced cultivars (HAWERROTH et al, 2010). However, due to the climate conditions of certain producing regions, the fruits present excess russeting which, despite developing a brown color to the epidermis and modifying the appearance, does not compromise the fruit organoleptic quality.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%