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Oregon or California and were included as “arid”-adapted. The arid-adapted germplasm included 14 lines from the Cornell University breeding program that were developed from California-adapted germplasm with selection in alternate generations in California

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International Cocoa Germplasm Database 2008 ICGD online February 2009 < http://www.icgd.rdg.ac.uk >. Irizarry, H. Goenaga, R. 2000 Clonal selection in cacao based on early yield performance of grafted trees J. Agr. Univ. P.R. 84 153 163 Irizarry, H. Rivera, E

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. Observations were made in 35 fig accessions conserved in the fig germplasm collection in the Finca La Orden–Valdesequera in Badajoz, Spain ( Table 1 ). Those accessions were selected among those available in our collection base at two selection criteria: they

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Crosses were made between a salt tolerant wild tomato [Lycopersicon cheesmanii ssp. minor (Hook) C. H. Mull.] and a domestic cultivar (L. esculentum Mill. cv. Walter). Selections were made from resulting progenies for salinity tolerance at germination, seedling establishment, and the reproductive stage of their life cycle. The selected progenies were tested for survival and fruit production in salinized solution culture experiments, and in field greenhouse trials where they were irrigated with various dilutions of seawater applied to sand. Salt tolerance was shown to be a heritable trait. Plants selected from the F2 and successive backcrosses to ‘Walter’ survived and produced fruit when irrigated with up to 70% seawater in the sandy soil culture trials, whereas ‘Walter’ did not survive.

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inquiries from the landscape and nursery industry regarding two pink-fruited blueberry selections in its test plots. Because of this interest, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service has released these selections for evaluation

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Carolina conditions and found “significant differences among progenies for all traits, with sufficient variability for selection within most progenies.” It is particularly notable that most hybrids with up to 75% V. ashei germplasm exhibit none of the

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et al., 2014 ; Hebbar et al., 2020 ; Pandey and Gupta, 2020 ; Santos et al., 2020 ; Yang et al., 2020 ). The genetic diversity of coconut germplasm provides a basis for the selection of coconut breeding materials and improvements in variety ( He

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storage temperature and duration on percent germination of Ratibida columnifera for germplasms TX RC 30, TX RC 44, and TX RC 48. TX RC 30 had the highest percent germination of the three selections, followed by TX RC 44, and then TX RC 48 ( Table 1

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, PawPaw Foundation (PPF) cultivars, and Kentucky State University (KSU) advanced selections as well as KSU advanced selections excluding Hy3-120, G9-109, and G9-111 from analysis. Discussion Maintaining diverse germplasm available to plant breeders is

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selected clones that we have termed NRE ( Ehlenfeldt et al., 2007 , 2012 ). These selections are a composite of several species: 6 x V. ashei (rabbiteye), a vigorous hexaploid species native to the southeastern United States as well as Texas; 6 x V

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