“…This is the case of the monoembryonic cultivar “Fortune,” widely used as female parent in the triploid breeding programs in Spain (Navarro et al, 2012), France and Italy (Recupero et al, 2005; Froelicher et al, 2012); the susceptible cultivars “Murcott” and “Ponkan” are widely used as male parents in many diploid breeding programs carried out in Japan and Brazil (JinPing et al, 2009; Schinor et al, 2012). Also, this is the case for “Dancy,” “Minneola,” “Nova,” “Fairchild,” “Fremont,” “Page,” “Orlando,” “Pixie,” and “Daisy,” which are also used as male parents or for induced mutations in diploid and triploid breeding programs in Spain (Navarro et al, 2012) and USA (Williams, 2012).…”