`Adafuel', an Almond × Peach Hybrid Rootstock

Cambra, Roberto A.

doi:10.21273/hortsci.25.5.584

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“…However, the greater vigour on fertile and well-irrigated soils may become excessive for good orchard practice unless some irrigation and other cultural practices are modified (Font i Forcada et al, 2012). Vigorous rootstocks appear suitable for peach production under harsh replant conditions or in poor and calcareous soils that might otherwise be unfavorable for growing peach (Cambra, 1990;Moreno et al, , 1996. Replantpac and Cadaman were the most vigorous rootstocks and seem to induce a higher cumulative yield, demonstrating a good adaptation to the growing conditions.…”

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“…Adafuel (Cambra, 1990), Adarcias and Mayor (Cos et al, 2004) were selected due to their tolerance to iron chlorosis. The hexaploid plum Adesoto was selected due to its resistance to root-knot nematodes and good graft-compatibility with peach (Moreno et al, 1995a).…”

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“…They are tolerant to lime induced iron-chlorosis and alkaline soil conditions, and they are graft-compatible with peach and almond cultivars Zarrouk et al, 2005). They are also vigorous and appropriate for use in poor dry soils (Cambra, 1990) and in fruit tree replanting situations (Jiménez et al, 2011;Orazem et al, 2011). In recent years, new selections of peach-almond hybrids have also been developed with resistance to biotic stresses, such as root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.)…”

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Influence of peach–almond hybrids and plum-based rootstocks on mineral nutrition and yield characteristics of ‘Big Top’ nectarine in replant and heavy-calcareous soil conditions

Mestre

Reig

Betrán

et al. 2015

Scientia Horticulturae

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Influence of peach–almond hybrids and plum-based rootstocks on mineral nutrition and yield characteristics of ‘Big Top’ nectarine in replant and heavy-calcareous soil conditions

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Betrán

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“…In addition, hardwood cuttings from peach rootstocks originating from the same parents can also show different proportions of rooting shoots (Cambra 1990). Edriss and Burger (1993) found that treating cuttings of Nemaguard peach rootstock with 2000 mg/L IBA was sufficient to produce adventitious roots, however, 4000 mg/L IBA did not significantly affect initiation of rooting and inhibited root growth.…”

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Influence of some external factors on the rooting of GF677, peach and nectarine shoot hardwood cuttings

Tsipouridis¹,

Thomidis²,

Michailides³

2005

Aust. J. Exp. Agric.

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Institute, Naoussa, Greece. The cuttings were collected from the base of annual shoots and used the same day.Abstract. The influence of some external factors [cultivar, indole-butyric acid (IBA) concentration, IBA dipping of shoot tip and base, preheating of cuttings, collecting date, time of cutting collection, mother tree age, cultivar, length of and diameter of cutting] on rooting of peach-nectarine hardwood shoots in the field were examined. It was found that the best IBA concentration for rooting differed among peach cultivars. Rooting of cuttings whose bases only were immersed in IBA solution was higher than those that had both base and tip immersed. In addition, a higher percentage of rooting shoots was achieved with preheating of cuttings before planting. The best length for cuttings varied between cultivars and the best diameter was 10-13 mm. Cuttings collected between 25 October and 13 November (1997 and 1998) showed the highest percentage of rooting shoots. There was also a higher percentage of rooting GF677 hardwood shoot cuttings collected from 7-year-old mother trees compared with those collected from 1-year-old mother trees.

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“…Also, cultivars or rootstocks show different rooting success of their cuttings (Cambra 1990;Loreti et al 1989). One reason reported by Hanus and Rohr (1987) was that cuttings from young trees form roots easily but as the parent tree ages, this rooting ability diminishes or is lost.…”

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Rooting of peach hardwood and semi-hardwood cuttings

Tsipouridis¹,

Thomidis²,

Isaakidis³

2003

Aust. J. Exp. Agric.

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The influence of some external factors important for the rooting of semi-hardwood and hardwood peach cuttings planted in a mist propagation unit with a bottom heat bench were investigated. Cuttings from 1-year-old trees had relatively higher rooting percentages after storage at 2-4ºC for 2 and 3 months, while cuttings from 11-year-old trees had the highest rooting percentage at the first planting. Cold storage appeared to decrease rooting of the cuttings from 11-year-old trees significantly. The greatest length of semi-hardwood cuttings was 15-20 cm long. Hardwood cuttings collected from the middle of the shoot on 4 November gave the best results. Spring Crest, Arm King and GF677 had the highest rooting percentages (averaged across all levels), while the cultivars Andross, Flavour Crest and Katerina rooted poorly. The effect of 5 indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) concentrations on the rooting of peach hardwood cuttings was also tested. Generally, IBA concentration at rates of 2000 mg/L gave very good rooting.

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`Adafuel', an Almond × Peach Hybrid Rootstock

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Influence of peach–almond hybrids and plum-based rootstocks on mineral nutrition and yield characteristics of ‘Big Top’ nectarine in replant and heavy-calcareous soil conditions

Influence of peach–almond hybrids and plum-based rootstocks on mineral nutrition and yield characteristics of ‘Big Top’ nectarine in replant and heavy-calcareous soil conditions

Influence of some external factors on the rooting of GF677, peach and nectarine shoot hardwood cuttings

Rooting of peach hardwood and semi-hardwood cuttings

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