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Genotyping variability of computationally categorized peach microsatellite markers

Article number

1304_17

Pages

107 – 112

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

IX International Peach Symposium

Authors

C. Chen

Keywords

Prunus persica, simple sequence repeat, expressed amplicon size, genomic amplicon size, allele frequency

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2021.1304.17

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3. Peach breeding at the University of Arkansas

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4. Peach cultivar releases and fruit trait distribution in the USDA-ARS Byron program

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5. Origin and traits of traditional Spanish peach cultivars preserved in the BAGERIM

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6. New clingstone cultivars obtained in southeastern Romania

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7. Peach-nectarine: comparison of the behavior of eleven rootstocks – first observations realized in France from an evaluation network

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8. Breeding studies for low chilling peach genotypes

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9. Evaluation of introduced peach cultivars in the Crimean steppe region

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10. Enabling breeding for brown rot (Monilinia spp.) resistance in Clemson University peach breeding program

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11. Promising blood-fleshed peaches and nectarines from the CREA-Forlì breeding program

12. ‘Mistral 30^®’: flat peach nectarine of IMIDA-NOVAMED breeding program

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13. A new introduction from the Italian MAS.PES peach breeding program: ‘Maissa’, a stony hard flat peach

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14. Pomological characteristics of some peach cultivars historically cultivated in Poland and preserved in the collection of Research Institute of Horticulture in Skierniewice

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15. Identification of a negative MYB regulator gene for anthocyanin biosynthesis in peach fruit

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16. Resources in the Genome Database for Rosaceae for peach research

17. Genotyping variability of computationally categorized peach microsatellite markers

C. Chen

18. Genotyping-by-sequencing (GBS) for SNP-based linkage map construction for two Prunus rootstocks from a peach rootstock breeding program

19. Isolation, expression, and microRNAs analysis of genes related to carotenoid metabolism in peach fruits

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20. Using SNP arrays to leverage historical data sets for improved prediction accuracy and study of G×E×M in peach

21. Screening of a molecular marker for association to maturity date in peach fruit

22. Overview of studies on in vitro propagation of peach

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23. The effect of cultivar and explants on peach micropropagation

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24. Overview of the peach industry in the European Union, with special reference to Spain

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25. Rootstocks for peach and nectarine trees in different South African soils

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26. Graft compatibility between peach cultivars and Rootpac series rootstocks

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27. Light spectrum modifications under photo-selective hail-nets

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28. Managing carbon fluxes in a peach orchard

29. Managing orchard floor for saving water in a late ripening peach cultivar: a preliminary result

30. The effect of fertilization and irrigation treatments on cold hardiness of young peach plants

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31. Effect of rootstock on vigour, orchard productivity and fruit quality of ‘Royal Glory’ peach (Prunus persica L.)

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32. Photo-selective plastic nets in young peach orchards

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34. A new mechanical thinner to reduce hand labor in peach

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36. Assessing the effect of selected PGRs on yield, fruit quality and morphology of ‘Fireprince’ peaches

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37. Low temperature damage of peach floral buds as assessed by vital staining

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38. Peach rust progress and its interference with vegetative plant growth and yield in two production systems in Brazil

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39. Mystery blotches on peach skin – what we know and don’t know about bronzing

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40. Estimates of genetic parameters for brown rot resistance in Prunus persica

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41. A linear regression freezing point prediction model for peach (Prunus persica) fruits

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42. Peach-nectarine: comparison of the sensitivity to pests and diseases of new cultivars – first results of an evaluation network led in France since 2012

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44. Fitness of Monilinia fructicola isolates with different levels of sensitivity to azoxystrobin

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47. Heritability and segregation of resistance to brown rot in peach fruits

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48. Relationships between blossom blight and brown rot incidence at postharvest vary within seasons, peach cultivars and maturation period

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49. Evaluation of chemical, genetic and biological control strategies for Armillaria root rot of peach

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50. Identification and biological control of postharvest diseases of peach

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51. Understanding the variation in volatile compounds among commercial peach cultivars

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52. An innovative market approach to analysing the impact of policy changes to South Africa’s peach cultivar market

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53. Potassium silicate reduces postharvest nectarine decay caused by Rhizopus stolonifer

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