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LEAF MORPHOLOGY AND ANATOMY IN THE GENUS FRAGARIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESISTANCES

Article number

1049_34

Pages

269 – 273

Language

English

Abstract

For the first time, the genus of Fragaria was investigated by electron microscopy with regard to epicuticular wax structures and trichome formation on adaxial and abaxial leaf surfaces.
In addition, cross-sections and volatile patterns of leaves of several genotypes were analyzed.
Distinct differences of epicuticular wax structures among the species were observed on the adaxial but not on the abaxial leaf side.
Obviously, epicuticular wax structures are not essential for susceptibility reactions to fungal diseases.
Epidermal wall thickness as a reason for resistance to leaf diseases can only be supported for individual examples.
Resistance to spider mite (Tetranychus urticae Koch) can be traced back to trichome formation on the abaxial side of the leaf.
Additionally, the volatile analysis revealed the release of VOCs as a response to the spider mite attack.

Publication

VII International Strawberry Symposium

Authors

K. Olbricht, A. Ludwig, D. Ulrich, R. Spangenberg, M. Guenther, C. Neinhuis

Keywords

epicuticular wax, epidermal wall, trichomes, phylogeny, breeding, volatiles

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2014.1049.34

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131. YIELD PERFORMANCE ASSAY AND FRUIT QUALITY OF STRAWBERRY GENOTYPES TOLERANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE TO FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM AND TO A VIRAL COMPLEX

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133. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN SERBIA AND SOME ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT DISEASES

134. STUDY ON THE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF STRAWBERRY IN BEIJING

135. ‘GRANDA ROSA’ – NEW POLISH STRAWBERRY CULTIVAR

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136. DEVELOPING STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS WITH IMPROVED WATER USE EFFICIENCY

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137. GERMPLASM OF STRAWBERRY IN CZECH REPUBLIC

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138. PERFORMANCE OF EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY IN LATVIA

139. RECENT PROGRESS IN BREEDING FOR IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN PROGRAMMED CROPPING SYSTEMS

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140. UPDATE ON THE SICILIAN STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROJECT

141. UPDATES ON ITALIAN STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAMS COORDINATED BY CRA-FRF

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143. CAUSES OF NON-MARKETABLE FRUIT PRODUCTION THROUGHOUT THE STRAWBERRY HARVEST SEASON IN SUBTROPICAL ENVIRONMENTS

144. CONTROLLED FREEZING AS THE COLD TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE TEST FOR STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS

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146. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SUPPLEMENT LIGHTS FOR STRAWBERRY GROWTH AND FRUIT QUALITY

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147. FLOWER BUD INITIATION OF A DECAPLOID STRAWBERRY ‘TOKUN’ BY NIGHT CHILLING AND SHORT DAY TREATMENT

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148. INFLUENCE OF HUMIC FERTILIZER ON THE QUALITY OF STRAWBERRY CULTIVAR ‘DARSELECT’

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151. SENSITIVITY OF STRAWBERRY FRUIT ROT PATHOGENS TO ESSENTIAL OILS

152. EFFECTS OF PRE-PLANT SOIL TREATMENTS ON STRAWBERRY IN SICILY

F. D¿Anna | G. Caracciolo | A. Parrinello | G. Baruzzi

153. EFFECT OF SALVIA OFFICINALIS ESSENTIAL OIL ON POSTHARVEST DECAY AND QUALITY FACTORS OF STRAWBERRY

A. Nabigol

154. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS DURING COLD STORAGE

155. FEASIBILITY STUDY OF NIR APPLICATION TO STRAWBERRY INTERNAL FRUIT QUALITY TRAITS

D. Giovannini | I. Quacquarelli | M. Ranieri | W. Faedi

156. COLD-STORAGE EFFECTS ON STRAWBERRY FRUIT QUALITY TRAITS AND BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS

W. Faedi | M. Ranieri | M.L. Maltoni | L.F. D'Antuono | S. Magnani

157. THE NEW ‘PIRCINQUE’ STRAWBERRY CULTIVAR RELEASED UNDER ITALY’S PIR PROJECT

158. FRUIT QUALITY TRAITS OF STRAWBERRY GENOTYPES OF DIFFERENT PLOIDY

M.L. Maltoni | D. Giovannini | W. Faedi

159. RDREB1BI GENE EXPRESSION DRIVEN BY THE STRESS-INDUCED PROMOTER RD29A ENHANCES TOLERANCE TO COLD STRESS IN BENIHOPE STRAWBERRY

160. EFFECTS OF COLD STORAGE LENGTH ON PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF CULTIVARS ‘CLERY’ AND ‘ELSANTA’

S. Musacchi | S. Serra | V. Ancarani | R. Wiedmer | A. Martinelli

161. CHARACTERIZATION OF RUNNERS PRODUCTION IN DIFFERENT CULTIVARS OF STRAWBERRY IN NURSERY

S. Musacchi | S. Serra | V. Ancarani | R. Wiedmer | A. Martinelli