EFFECT OF CLONALLY PROPAGATED INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID CHESTNUT ROOTSTOCKS ON SHORT-TERM GRAFT COMPATIBILITY WITH FOUR CULTIVARS OF ITALIAN ÂMARRONEâ

Craddock, J. Hill; Bassi, Geeta

doi:10.17660/actahortic.1999.494.31

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“…On the scion side, a weaker callus tissue develops and the necrotic areas are denser. Some researchers reported that dense necrotic layers acting as a barrier between the stock and scion tissues (Huang et al, 1994;Santamour, 1988;Craddock and Bassi, 1999). In present study, no excessive dense necrotic layers were observed between the stock and and scion tissues.…”

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Histo-Cytological Study of the Graft union of the Chestnut (Castanea Sativa Mill)/Oak (Quercus Vulcanica Boiss)

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2013

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Graft compatibility is a complex mechanism with a wide range of different physiological, biochemical, and anatomical interactions. In the present paper, features of the graft union on the combination of the European chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) on an oak (Quercus vulcanica Boiss.) rootstock based on whip grafting was investigated. The trial was conducted in the greenhouse at the Faculty of Agriculture, Adnan Menderes University, in western Turkey during 2006-7. The grafts were made with scion from chestnut genotype N-3-4 on an oak rootstock. Cross and longitudinal sections of the graft union for examination were taken 30, 60, 90, 120, 150 and 210 days after grafting, and fixed in 70% ethanol. Microscopic observation of the anatomical and histo-cytological structure of the graft union area revealed that new cambium, xylem, and phloem tissues were formed in the samples 120 days after grafting. The results showed that, graft compatibility exists between chestnut and oaks. Callus formation and differentiation of vascular tissues started 150 days after grafting.

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Histo-Cytological Study of the Graft union of the Chestnut (Castanea Sativa Mill)/Oak (Quercus Vulcanica Boiss)

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“…Incompatibility between some interspecific hybrids and cultivars from C. sativa (Breisch, 1995;Pereira-Lorenzo and Fernandez-Lopez, 1997a;Craddock and Bassi, 1999) are restricting the use of these as rootstocks resistant to ink disease.…”

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Production Practices and Quality Assessment of Food Crops Volume 1

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2004

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“…While early incompatibility can be seen in the first two years after grafting, delayed incompatibility can be seen even 5-7 years after grafting (Oraguzie et al, 1998). Numerous studies on interspecies grafting of chestnut had been done (Chapa et al, 1990;Craddock and Bassi, 1999;Huang et al, 1994;Oraguzie et al, 1998;Pereira-Lorenzo and Fernández-López, 1997;Serdar and Soylu, 2005;Serdar et al, 2010;Thomas et al, 2015;Tokar and Kovalovsky, 1971;Ufuk and Soylu, 1999;Viéitez and Viéitez, 1982). As a result of these studies, interspecies and intraspecies graft incompatibilities were observed.…”

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Determination of The Grafting Performance of Some Hybrid Chestnut Genotypes and Cultivars

Akyüz

Serdar

2022

Uluslararası Tarım Ve Yaban Hayatı Bilimleri Dergisi

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This study has been carried out to determine the graft compatibility of newly registered some hybrid chestnut cultivars and genotype. The study was conducted between 2012-2018 at the Ondokuz Mayıs University and the Black Sea Agricultural Research Institute. In the study, 'Marigoule', Akyüz', 'Ali Nihat' and 'Macit 55' cultivars were tested as scion and rootstock, and A41 genotype was tested only as rootstock. Grafting studies were carried out on generative rootstocks in 2014 and mother plants in 2015 using the chip budding method. Graft success (%) was determined 30 days after grafting and survival ratio (%) at the end of the vegetation period. Also rootstock, graft area and scion diameter were measured at the end of the vegetation period by digital caliper. As a result of the study, graft success and survival ratio were low in combinations created with 'Ali Nihat' and A41 generative rootstocks. Among the plants, the best generative rootstock was the 'Macit 55' cultivar in terms of graft success and survival ratio. 'Macit 55' rootstock had good graft compatibility with both itself ('Macit 55'), 'Akyüz' and 'Ali Nihat' cultivars.'Marigoule' cultivar has generally shown severe graft incompatibility with complex hybrids tested in the study. In the grafts made on clone plants, the 'Ali Nihat' rootstock was determined as a good rootstock for itself ('Ali Nihat'), 'Akyüz' and 'Macit 55' cultivars.

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EFFECT OF CLONALLY PROPAGATED INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID CHESTNUT ROOTSTOCKS ON SHORT-TERM GRAFT COMPATIBILITY WITH FOUR CULTIVARS OF ITALIAN ÂMARRONEâ

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Histo-Cytological Study of the Graft union of the Chestnut (Castanea Sativa Mill)/Oak (Quercus Vulcanica Boiss)

Histo-Cytological Study of the Graft union of the Chestnut (Castanea Sativa Mill)/Oak (Quercus Vulcanica Boiss)

Production Practices and Quality Assessment of Food Crops Volume 1

Determination of The Grafting Performance of Some Hybrid Chestnut Genotypes and Cultivars

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EFFECT OF CLONALLY PROPAGATED INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID CHESTNUT ROOTSTOCKS ON SHORT-TERM GRAFT COMPATIBILITY WITH FOUR CULTIVARS OF ITALIAN ÂMARRONEâ

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Histo-Cytological Study of the Graft union of the Chestnut (Castanea Sativa Mill)/Oak (Quercus Vulcanica Boiss)

Histo-Cytological Study of the Graft union of the Chestnut (Castanea Sativa Mill)/Oak (Quercus Vulcanica Boiss)

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Determination of The Grafting Performance of Some Hybrid Chestnut Genotypes and Cultivars

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