A Preliminary Study on the Vegetative Behaviour of the 'Forastero' Peach Cultivar Grafted on Different Rootstocks

Radice, S.; Dessy, S.; Andorno, Andrea V.; Ontivero, M.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2004.658.30

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“…Trees grafted on P. pumila, which had the lowest volume, exhibited the weakest growth, followed by trees grafted on 'GF 655/2', as shown by Radice et al (2004). The most vigorous trees were on 'GF 677' rootstock.…”

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Influence of rootstock on orchard productivity and fruit quality in peach cv. ‘Redhaven’

Hudina

Fajt

Ătampar

2006

The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology

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Influence of rootstock on orchard productivity and fruit quality in peach cv. ‘Redhaven’

Hudina

Fajt

Ătampar

2006

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Bud take success, growth and foliage characters of different Prunus cultivars on Myrocal and Julior clonal rootstock

Sharma

Kumar

2016

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The present study determined the effect of clonal rootstock of Prunus and their graft compatibility with peach, plum and apricot cultivars. Prunus scion cultivars were tongue grafted on respective Prunus clonal rootstocks in the last week of January, 2006. The study indicated that with respect to graft success, Myrocal exhibited higherbud take with apricot (66.67 %) than plums (63.89 %) with 1.15 and 1.20 stock/scion ratio, respectively. Julior exhibited higher bud take with plums (91.77 %) than peaches (86.11%) with 1.10 and 1.07 stock/scion ratio, respectively, whereas, Julior exhibited higher bud take with plum (91.77 %) than peaches (86.11 %) with 1.10 and 1.07 stock/scion ratio, respectively. Comparative studies indicate higher bud take of plum cvs Frontier (91.64 % ) and Red Beaut (91.84 %) on Julior as compared to Myrocal. Peach scion cultivars recorded more annual growth in terms of plant height (0.73 m) and plant spread (0.48 m x 0.62 m) than plum scion cultivars on Julior. Contrary to higher vigour recorded in nectarine scions compared to peach scions grafted on Julior, annual growth has been observed to be higher in peaches than in nectarines. Comparative studies indicate plant height, plant spread, trunk girth, internodal length and pruning weight of both plum cultivars to be higher on Myrocal than on Julior. With the present study, it is clear that Myrocal is more vigorous than Julior rootstock and both the rootstocks can be utilized for propagation with Prunus cultivars studied.

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A Preliminary Study on the Vegetative Behaviour of the 'Forastero' Peach Cultivar Grafted on Different Rootstocks

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Influence of rootstock on orchard productivity and fruit quality in peach cv. ‘Redhaven’

Influence of rootstock on orchard productivity and fruit quality in peach cv. ‘Redhaven’

Bud take success, growth and foliage characters of different Prunus cultivars on Myrocal and Julior clonal rootstock

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