Potato production

Hardenburg, E. V.

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“…Asseyeva (1931), Hardenburg (1949, Krantz (1951) Idaho Potatoes (2008 assumed (but did not prove) that 'Russet Burbank' is a periclinal chimera. Miller (1954) and Brown (1993) referred to 'Russet Burbank' as a somatic mutant of 'Burbank'.…”

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“…Solanum tuberosum L. 'Russet Burbank' has many synonyms, including: 'California Russet', 'Golden Russet', 'Idaho Baker', 'Idaho Russet', and 'Netted Gem' (Clark and Lombard 1946;Hardenburg 1949;Stevenson 1949;Darling 1968). It is the most important cultivar in North America, grown extensively in the USA (primarily in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington, but also other north-central and mid-western states) and right across Canada (Darling 1968;Atkinson et al 2003;PAA 2008).…”

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Periclinal Chimeral Status of New Brunswick ‘Russet Burbank’ Potato

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The widely grown and important 'Russet Burbank' potato has now been almost 100 years under cultivation. 'Russet Burbank', derived from 'Burbank', is described as the classic example of a periclinal chimeral cultivar that is (by definition) a stable entity. This research investigated the chimeral status of the New Brunswick (NB) clone of 'Russet Burbank'. This was done through regeneration of somatic embryos from specific tuber tissues representing the three histogenic layers of the shoot meristem from microtubers and field tubers. Intraclones were evaluated for tuber periderm characteristics in two field seasons. Most intraclones had tubers with russet periderm regardless of tuber source tissues. The frequency of up to 4% for non-russet (wild-type) and up to 21% for patchy periderm suggests that one or more types of gene expression modification should be investigated for these phenotypic changes. Clearly, NB 'Russet Burbank' is not presently organized in a periclinal chimeral arrangement.Resumen La ampliamente cultivada e importante papa 'Russet Burbank' tiene ahora casi 100 años bajo cultivo. 'Russet Burbank', derivada de 'Burbank', es descrita como el clásico ejemplo de cultivar de quimera periclinal que es (por definición) una entidad estable. Se investigó la condición quimérica del clon de Nueva Brunswick (NB) de 'Russet Burbank'. Esto se hizo a través de la regeneración de embriones somáticos provenientes de tejidos específicos del tubérculo que representan las tres capas histogénicas del meristemo de brotes de microtubérculos y de tubérculos provenientes del campo. Los intraclones fueron evaluados para características del peridermo del tubérculo en dos temporadas de campo. La mayoría de los intraclones tuvieron tubérculos con peridermo rugoso independientemente de la procedencia del tejido del tubérculo. La frecuencia de hasta el 4% para peridermo no-rugoso (tipo silvestre) y hasta 21% para peridermo rugoso sugiere el estudio de uno o más tipos de modificaciones en la expresión génica para determinar estos cambios fenotípicos. Claramente, el NB 'Russet Burbank' no está organizado en un arreglo de quimera periclinal.

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Periclinal Chimeral Status of New Brunswick ‘Russet Burbank’ Potato

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Deposits of Sporangia and Incidence of Infection byPhytophthora Infestanson Upper and Lower Surfaces of Potato Leaves

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Sellgren

1955

Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica

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Potato Protoplasts in Crop Improvement

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Bidney

Shahin

1980

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Clonal populations regenerated from single-leaf cell protoplasts of the potato cultivar ;Russet Burbank' display a high frequency of variation for several horticultural and disease resistance characters. Observations over a period of three tuber generations suggest stable changes in tuber shape, yield, and maturity date, in photo-period requirements for flowering, and in plant morphology. Enhanced resistance to early blight (Alternaria solani) and late blight (Phytophthora infestans) diseases also regularly occurs within regenerated populations. These findings are discussed in the context of possible application to varietal improvement, particularly as they pertain to asexually propagated plants.

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Potato production

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Periclinal Chimeral Status of New Brunswick ‘Russet Burbank’ Potato

Periclinal Chimeral Status of New Brunswick ‘Russet Burbank’ Potato

Deposits of Sporangia and Incidence of Infection byPhytophthora Infestanson Upper and Lower Surfaces of Potato Leaves

Potato Protoplasts in Crop Improvement

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