Korean markets have recently shown a strong demand for grapes with large-sized seedless fruits (
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Jae-Yun Heo and Sung-Min Park
Young-Sik Park, Sang-Hyun Lim, and Jae-Yun Heo
In Korea, consumer demand for seedless grapes with high quality and large berries is increasing. Although a lot of effort into introducing European stenospermocarpic grape cultivars in Korea has been made, it did not work because they were not adaptable to growth conditions in Korea. In Korea, most seedless grapes are currently produced by applying plant growth regulators twice, using seeded grape cultivars such as Kyoho and Shine Muscat. Because this method is time-consuming and labor intensive, it is becoming more important to breed and introduce seedless grape cultivars that can reduce labor and time. The characteristics of parthenocarpy, stenospermocarpy,
Young-Sik Park, Jae-Yun Heo, and Sun-Bai Bang
Young-Sik Park, Je-Chang Lee, Haet-Nim Jeong, Nam-Yong Um, and Jae-Yun Heo
Because of the success of the grape cultivar Shine Muscat in Korea, consumer interest in high-quality seedless grapes has significantly increased (
Young-Sik Park, Je-Chang Lee, Nam-Yong Um, Haet-Nim Jeong, and Jae-Yun Heo
In Korea, ‘Campbell Early’, ‘Shine Muscat’, and ‘Kyoho’ account for more than 90% of the Korean grape cultivation area (