A New Selected Plum Rootstock for Apricot Varieties: Torinel (R)

Audergon, Jean Marc; Duquesne, J.; Nicolas, J.; Audubert, A.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.1991.293.47

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“…The plants grown on Torinel rootstock reached the highest total height (47.13 ± 3.53 cm), however only 24.4% of the buds grew successfully on this rootstock. Torinel is a rootstock with moderate vigour (Audergon et al, 1991), which can explain the vigorous growth of budded trees as compared to the other rootstocks. Admittedly, very low growth was recorded on St. Julien 'Wädenswil', a moderate vigour rootstock (Dçíena et al, 2013), yet this rootstock has been exhibiting very poor growth qualities in the location of Lednice for a longer period of time.…”

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Potential Use of Spring Budding Techniques in Production of Plum Nursery Trees

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Ondrášek

Nečas

2019

Proceedings of the Latvian Academy of Sciences. Section B. Natural, Exact, and Applied Sciences.

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The main objective of this work was to verify the possibility of shortening the time needed to produce nursery trees of plums, in view of the economic profitability in nursery production. To achieve this goal, rootstocks Citation®, Ishtara®, Penta®, Torinel®, Pumiselekt and St. Julien (from Wädenswil) were chip budded in the springtime with ‘Shiro’, ‘Angeleno’®, ‘Black Amber’, SLE2014/1, ‘Fertility’ (Asian type plums) and ‘Stanley’ (European type plum) as a control. At the end of the vegetation period, height (from the grafting position), trunk diameter above the place of budding and the number of shoots was recorded for each tree. The Penta® rootstock was evaluated as the most efficient, while ‘Shiro’ variety was evaluated as the most suitable variety. The best variety/rootstock combination was the combination of ‘Shiro’ on Ishtara® rootstock, where 100% of the budded trees reached an average height of 33.0 ± 3.6 cm. The highest trees of an average of 68.3 ± 4.6 cm were recorded for the combination of SLE2014/1 on Torinel® root-stock.

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