New Polish Winter Cultivars of Apple

Przybyla, A.A.; Kantorowicz-Bak, M.; Tomala, K.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2009.814.25

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“…'Ligol', 'Redkroft' and 'Odra' belong to Polish contemporary apple cultivars developed by Przybyla (Przybyla et al 2009) at Research Institute of Horticulture in Skierniewice. 'Kantowka Gdanska' (first time described in 1760) has been developed in the vicinity of Gdansk in Poland while 'Kosztela' has been cultivated in Poland since XVIIth century.…”

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Investigation of Mal d 1 Allelic Variants and Phylogenetic Diversity in Contemporary and Historical Polish Apple Cultivars

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Przybyla²,

Krezdorn³

et al. 2015

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Allergy is considered as the most common health problem of XXI century. Apple allergenicity is of great importance and at present the only therapy for food allergy is avoidance. Fruits are important components of a healthy diet, and therefore complete avoidance of apple and related fruits like pear, peach, and cherry can have a significant negative impact since deprives the patient's diet from important sources of vitamins, minerals and fibers. In order to provide a contribution towards a better understanding of the genetics of the family of Mal d 1 gene, the major apple allergen, and to establish the basis for further research on allelic diversity among cultivars in relation to variation in allergenicity we evaluated Mal d 1 gene variability in contemporary and historical Polish apple cultivars (Malus × domestica Borkh.). We identified new Mal d 1 alleles and further assessed phylogenetic distance between Mal d 1 variants and antigens derived from other food sources. We also predicted possible cross-reactions between allergens originated from Malus x domestica and other plant taxa as well as showed potential binding sites of apple allergens to the antibody. Thanks to multiple sequence alignment of the amino acid sequences limited to residues which serve as interaction partners for the antibody we were able to more precisely establish phylogenetic distance between analyzed antigens in regards to the antigen epitope residues.

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Investigation of Mal d 1 Allelic Variants and Phylogenetic Diversity in Contemporary and Historical Polish Apple Cultivars

Bokszczanin¹,

Przybyla²,

Krezdorn³

et al. 2015

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“…The seedling, from which 'Ligolina' was originated, was selected in 1972 and in Poland was registered in 2005. Breeders of the cultivar are S. Zagaja, A. Przyby1a, and J. Krzewi nski (Przyby1a et al, 2009). Both parental forms originate from North America; however, their pedigrees are not known and they differ widely in terms of many agronomical traits.…”

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“…Its aim is to release cultivars producing high-quality apples, well suited to the Polish agroclimatic conditions and resistant to the most important diseases and pests. Several dessert apple cultivars such as Fantazja, Alwa, Redkroft, and Ligol, and also three V f scab-resistant cultivars-Free Redstar, Melfree, and Gold Milenium (earlier tested under the name 'Early Freegold') have been released (Przyby1a et al, 2009;Rejman, 1994;_ Zurawicz et al, , 2013. Of this group of cultivars, recently Alwa and Ligol are cultivated commercially, and the scabresistant cultivars mentioned above are just being introduced into commercial production of apples in Poland.…”

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‘Ligolina’ Apple

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Lewandowski³

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“…In commercial plantations some cultivars developed in Poland have become very popular (Przybyla et al, 2009;Ikase and Lâcis, 2013;Skrîvele and Ikase, 2013). However, their suitability must be evaluated taking into account characteristics that are not related just to their productivity -first of all, winter-hardiness in Latvia.…”

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