Some results of evaluation of new-introduced apricot cultivars under conditions of Plovdiv region

Bozhkova, V.; Nesheva, M.

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“…'Jojo' cv. was reported to have higher sugar content, compared to 'Topgigant Plus' (Bozhkova, V., & Savov, P., 2018).…”

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Susceptibility of the plum cultivars ‘Jojo’ and ‘Togigant Plus’ to some postharvest diseases

Aleksandrova¹,

Nesheva²,

Dimitrova³

2022

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Postharvest diseases cause significant losses in orchards before and after fruit harvest. The study aimes to compare the susceptibility of the plum cultivars ‘Topgigant Plus’ and ‘Jojo’ each grafted on the plum seedling rootstock Prunus cerasifera Ehrh. and the clonal rootstock ‘Docera 6’ (Prunus domestica L. x Prunus cerasifera Ehrh.) to infection with fungal pathogens. Three fungal pathogens Botrytis cinerea (Pers), Penicillium sp (Link) and Monilinia sp. (Aderh and Ruhl.) Honey were used for artificial inoculation. From each scion/rootstock combination, 30 fruits were infected by injecting 25 μl of conidial suspension. From the spread in the experimental orchard pathogens at the most significant frequency were isolated and used. All scion/rootstock combinations had the highest percentage of infected fruits after the inoculation with Monilinia sp. However, the results for the other two pathogens vary - the ‘Topgiant Plus’ cv. is more susceptible to the pathogen Penicillium sp, compared to ‘Jojo’ cv. On the other hand, the fruits of ‘Jojo’ cv. are more susceptible to the pathogen Botrytis cinerea.

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“…'Jojo' cv. was reported to have higher sugar content, compared to 'Topgigant Plus' (Bozhkova, V., & Savov, P., 2018).…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 93%

Susceptibility of the plum cultivars ‘Jojo’ and ‘Togigant Plus’ to some postharvest diseases

Aleksandrova¹,

Nesheva²,

Dimitrova³

2022

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Some results of the apricot breeding program in Fruit Growing Institute – Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Nesheva¹,

Bozhkova²,

Milusheva³

2020

Acta Hortic.

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Some results of evaluation of new-introduced apricot cultivars under conditions of Plovdiv region

Abstract: Abstract. Apricot is not typical species for South Central Region of Bulgaria 'Perle cot', 'Bergecot' and 'Sweet cot'.

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Susceptibility of the plum cultivars ‘Jojo’ and ‘Togigant Plus’ to some postharvest diseases

Susceptibility of the plum cultivars ‘Jojo’ and ‘Togigant Plus’ to some postharvest diseases

Some results of the apricot breeding program in Fruit Growing Institute – Plovdiv, Bulgaria

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