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Adaptation to upland soils was investigated in a diallel study involving progeny of 4 blueberry (Vactinium) clones consisting of 1 highbush blueberry (V. corymbosum L.) clone and 3 interspecific hybrids. Both general and specific combining ability were significant. Seedling progenies of NJUS 11 (V. ashei × V. atrococcum) and US75 (V. darrowi × V. corymbosum) grew well on an upland soil. Although not included in the diallel crosses, NJUS 64 (V. myrsinites × V. angustifolium) progenies also grew well on upland soil.
small fruit and berry crops. The second is to emphasize his efforts on Rubus including his development of thornlessness, pigment mutation, and interspecific crosses. In addition, Burbank’s efforts will be integrated into current work on small fruit and
, interspecific plum. Origin: Le Grand, CA, by L.G. Bradford. Black Noble plum x unknown apricot and interspecific pollen; crossed 2001; selected 2004. USPP 19,519; 2 Dec. 2008. Fruit: small, 54 mm diameter, 91 g; round; skin black-red, glabrous; flesh red and
was resistant to powdery mildew, served as the impetus for introgression of L. fauriei into the U.S. National Arboretum breeding program as a source of powdery mildew resistance. No detrimental effects from this interspecific cross on fertility were
. 52 387 393 Perez, V. Herrero, M. Hormaza, J.I. 2016 Self-fertility and preferential cross-fertilization in mango ( Mangifera indica ) Scientia Hort. 213 373 378 Piotto, F.A. Batagin-Piotto, K.D. de Almeida, M. Xavier Oliveira, G.C. 2013 Interspecific
initiated by the author in 1962 in the Hawaii-based provenance collection ( Bray et al., 1997 ). Hybridization was focused on improvements of the arboreal subspecies L. leucocephala ssp. glabrata. Interspecific crosses with the diploid (2n = 52) L
Sprekelia ( Burbank, 1909 , 1914–15). He discovered that wide intraspecific, interspecific, and intergeneric crosses produced progeny that, when backcrossed, selfed, or cross-pollinated (mass or OP) for two to three generations, resulted in segregants with
from these early efforts are still available today. However, despite the development of these resistant plants, little has been documented on the inheritance and expression of EFB resistance in seedlings from interspecific cross of C. americana and C
of responses among the southern highbush accessions after inoculation with an isolate of T. minima . Most of the tested accessions were rated susceptible to T. minima , and progeny of interspecific crosses of V. pallidum with V. elliottii and V
features of human health resulting from the high antioxidant content of its juice and peel and possession of properties which prevent cancer and cardiovascular diseases ( Fuhrman and Aviram, 2006 ). Pomegranate is a natural out-crosser, the seeds germinate