compared with the plants treated with nonchlorinated water. Five percent of the leaves of Prunus displayed marginal necrosis as a grayish brown color. Fifteen percent of Weigela leaves displayed chlorosis as a light green color and 10% of the juvenile
have been successfully used to improve the acclimatization and growth of micropropagated fruit-bearing species such as walnut ( Mortier et al. 2020 ), strawberry (Taylor and Harrier 2001), pomegranate ( Singh et al. 2012 ), prunus ( Monticelli et
species (data not shown). The alignment of protein sequences of this initial partial DAM fragment, pPpMADS13#2, revealed high amino acid conservation among the japanese pear and Prunus DAM proteins (data not shown). The nucleotide sequences of the
apple ( Malus spp.), 22 plum ( Prunus spp.), and 10 grape ( Vitus spp.) varieties ( Hansen and West, 2009 ). Fruit is sold at the Apple House on the HRC grounds in the summer and fall where people can purchase new releases as well as numbered
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biology, and other aspects of SI ( Wu et al. 2018 ). SI studies on fruit trees revealed that peach [ Prunus persica (L.) Batsch ( Abdallah et al. 2020 )], European pear [ Pyrus communis ( Quinet et al. 2014 )], apple [ Malus pumila ( Li et al. 2012
). Nevertheless, critical analysis of somaclonal variants in Capsicum spp. is scarce ( Anu et al., 2004 ; Hossain et al., 2003 ). Recently, Solís-Marroquín et al. (2011) reported a salinity tolerance embryogenic line of Habanero pepper. The aim of this work
Zoysiagrass ( Zoysia spp.) is a warm-season, perennial turfgrass native to parts of China, Japan, and Korea ( Engelke and Anderson, 2003 ). It is adapted throughout the southern region of the United States to the northern transition zone
grape ( Vitis spp.), cherry ( Prunus spp.), and citrus for the control of insects, including aphids (Aphidoidea), phylloxera ( Viteus vitifoliae ), and thrips (Thysanoptera). Recently, spirotetramat has shown the potential to control plant
self-pollination of a hybrid grapevine ( Vitis spp.) designated ND 733 (unreleased) within the North Dakota State University Grape Germplasm Enhancement Program. Accession ND 733 is a vine produced by the controlled hybridization of ‘Valiant’ (a