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PROGRESS IN APRICOT BREEDING IN NEW JERSEY

Article number

192_51

Pages

337 – 344

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Abstract

Apricot breeding was initiated at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station 35 years ago.
Significant progress has been made in developing genotypes adapted to the climate of New Jersey.
Advanced selections are being tested in several locations, and are being intercrossed to combine tree health, consistency of production, and good fruit quality.
Detailed descriptions and pedigrees of 22 advanced selections are presented.
Of these, 15 were included for exceptional fruit quality, 11 for exceptional tree health, and 6 for exceptional flower bud hardiness.

Publication

VIII International Symposium on Apricot Culture and Decline

Authors

S.A. Mehlenbacher, L.F. Hough

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1986.192.51

Online Articles (75)

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3. INCREASE OF APRICOT ADAPTIBILITY

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6. APRICOT CULTIVATION ZONES IN ARMENIA

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7. WAYS OF APRICOT CULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS

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8. BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN APRICOT TREES WITH VERTICAL ZONALITY

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9. NITROGEN METABOLISM IN APRICOT AS A FUNCTION OF MINERAL NUTRITION

A.A. Margarian | S.A. Maroutian | V.M. Michaelian

10. THE EFFECT OF CYCLIC AND CONSTANT TEMPERATURES IN FULFILLING THE CHILLING REQUIREMENT OF TWO APRICOT CULTIVARS

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11. WINTER CHANGES IN THE APPEARANCE OF FLOWER CUP ANOMALIES IN AN ITALIAN LATE BLOOMING VARIETY

R. Guerriero | R. Viti | S. Bartolini

12. DELAYING BLOOM IN APRICOT AND PEACH TREES

T. Bubán | I. Turi

13. APFROS AS A POST FROST COMPOUND FOR APRICOT VARIETIES

D. Surányi

14. THE ROLE OF ECOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE FRUIT THINNING OF APRICOT

D. Surányi

15. ANATOMICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE VEGETATIVE SYSTEM OF THE APRICOT (PRUNUS ARMENIACAL.)

D. Kováts

16. THE TATURA TRELLIS – A HIGH INTENSITY APRICOT ORCHARD FOR EARLY AND HIGH PRODUCTION

B. van den Ende | J.E. Kenez

17. TRIAL ON THE MAXIMUM LIMIT OF APRICOT PLANTING DENSITY

R. Guerriero | G. Scalabrelli | M. Franceschini

18. THE CONTROL OF GROWTH AND FRUITING IN APRICOT HIGH DENSITY PLANTING

D. Gaash

19. THE EFFECT OF ALAR 85 AND RETACEL ON GROWTH DYNAMICS IN APRICOT

P. Bencat | L. Pecho | I. Hricovsky

20. APRICOT PRODUCTION IN CENTRAL OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND

L. Buchanan

21. AUSTRIAN APRICOT PRODUCTION – A SHORT SURVEY

K. Pieber

22. THE EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS ON GROWTH, FRUITING AND PREMATURE DECLINE OF APRICOT UNDER NORTH-WESTERN CONDITIONS OF ROMANIA

A. Bunea

23. EFFECTS OF FERTILIZATION ON NUTRIENT SUPPLY, YIELD, GROWTH AND FROST HARDINESS OF APRICOT TREES

E. Szücs

24. THE NUTRIENT CONTENT OF LEAVES IN THE APRICOT VARIETY KÉCSKEI RÓZSA AS INFLUENCED BY ROOTSTOCKS

M. Kecskeméti-Vincze | F. Nyujtó

25. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ON THE ROLE OF SOME VIRUSES IN THE GROWTH OF APRICOT VARIETIES

A. Ragozzino | I. Camele | F. Pennone

26. CLONAL AND VIRUS-FREE SELECTION OF BULIDA APRICOTS FROM THE MURCIA REGION (SPAIN).

A. Martínez-Cutillas | R. Martínez-Valero | G. Llácer | M. Cambra | J.M. Arregui | J. Juárez | L. Navarro

27. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE RESISTANCE TO PLUM POX VIRUS DISEASE OF THE APRICOT VARIETY “CEGLÉDI BIBORKAJSZI C 244”

F. Nyujtó | M. Németh | M. Kölber

28. PROSPECTIVE FOR THE CONTROL OF APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAF ROLL, A MYCOPLASMA DISEASE, BY CROSS PROTECTION

G. MORVAN | C. CASTELAIN | M. ARNOUX

29. CONTROL OF APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAF ROLL WITH PRESSURE INJECTING ANTIBIOTICS

I. Rumbos

30. A NEW APPROACH TO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAF ROLL IN THE VALENCIA REGION

G. Llácer | V. Medina

31. DISTRIBUTION OF MYCOPLASMA-LIKE ORGANISMS IN APRICOT TREES AFFECTED BY APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAF ROLL

G. Llácer | V. Medina

32. PATHOLOGICAL AND SEROLOGICAL SEPARATION OF SOME PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE STRAINS ISOLATED FROM APRICOT, SOUR-CHERRY AND PEPPER HOSTS

S. El-Kady | M. Hevesi | S. Süle | Z. Klement

33. FUNGI AND APRICOT CULTURES IN SLOVAKIA (CZECHOSLOVAKIA) AT PRESENT

P. Lacok

34. EUTYPA DIEBACK OF APRICOT

M.V. Carter

35. ROOT ROT FUNGI ON APRICOT IN HUNGARY

K. Véghelyi

36. PREMATURE APOPLEXY OF APRICOT TREES IN ARMENIA

M.N. Harutiunian

37. RESISTANCE OF SOME APRICOT VARIETIES AND HYBRIDS TO ALTERNARIA TENUISSIMA

M. Oprea | V. Balan | E. Dragoescu | A. Ivascu

38. SENSITIVITY OF SOME APRICOT VARIETIES TO THE ATTACK OF STEREUM PURPUREUM

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39. XIPHINEMA VUITTENEZI LUC, LIMA, WEISCHER ET FLEGG (NEMATODA) ASSOCIATED WITH APRICOT ROOTS

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40. CONTROL OF EUROPEAN RED MITE PANONYCHUS ULMI (KOCH) ON APRICOT IN CENTRAL OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND

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41. THE RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH THE BROWN LEAF WEAVIL (PHYLLOBIUS OBLONGUS L.) AS A PARASITE OF THE APRICOT

J. Járfás | A. Farag | S. Bognár

42. RESEARCH IN RELATION TO THE INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL ELEMENTS ON THE MAIN DISEASES OF APRICOT TREES

V. Cociu | M. Oprea | N. Burloi

43. DETOXICATION DYNAMICS OF RESIDUAL PESTICIDE AMOUNTS IN APRICOTS

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44. APPLICATION OF PHEROMONES IN APRICOT PEST CONTROL

Gy. Sziráki

45. APRICOT STANDS DRYING (APOPLEXY) PROTECTION METHOD

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46. GERM PLASM OF APRICOTS AND SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR ITS USE

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47. THIRTY FIVE YEARS OF APRICOT BREEDING AND CLONAL SELECTIONS OF APRICOT CVS AND ROOTSTOCKS

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48. INFORMATIVE REMARKS ON OUR BREEDING EXPERIENCES WITH APRICOTS

F. Nyujtó | Mrs. M. Banai

49. PROMISING APRICOT HYBRIDS WITH EARLY AND VERY EARLY RIPENING

V. Cociu | E. Bumbac | V. Balan | L.F. Hough

50. SOME RESULTS OF APRICOT SELECTION IN MOLDAVIA

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51. GENETIC DWARF APRICOTS

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52. PROGRESS IN APRICOT BREEDING IN NEW JERSEY

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53. PERFORMANCE OF APRICOT VARIETIES AND SELECTIONS IN A PLOT TRIAL

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54. INTRODUCING FOREIGN APRICOT CULTIVARS AT THREE DIFFERENT AREAS OF HUNGARY /PRELIMINARY REPORT/

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56. BIOLOGICAL AND POMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME LATE VARIETIES OF APRICOT IN S.R. MACEDONIA

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57. FROST TOLERANCE STUDIES IN APRICOT VARIETIES

F. Nyujtó | Z. Erdös

58. TWO-YEAR OBSERVATIONS ON THE BIOLOGY AND FRUCTIFICATION OF APRICOT

G. Pugliano | M. Forlani

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60. COMPARISON OF NEW AND OLD APRICOT ROOTSTOCKS

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61. MYROBALAN SEEDLINGS AS ROOTSTOCKS FOR APRICOT VARIETIES: NURSERY STUDY

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62. THE INFLUENCE OF CULTIVAR AND ROOTSTOCK ON THE DORMANCY BREAK AT GENERATIVE APRICOT BUDS

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63. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF PROPER ROOTSTOCKS FOR APRICOT (PRUNUS ARMENIACA)

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64. SELECTION AND MASS PRODUCTION OF APRICOT ROOTSTOCKS IN HUNGARY

F. Nyujtó

65. THE PRESENT STATE AND TRENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF APRICOT-GROWING IN BULGARIA

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66. PAST AND FUTURE OF THE APRICOT OF KECSKEMÉT

F. Frigyesy

67. THE AUSTRALIAN APRICOT INDUSTRY

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68. HORTICULTURAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL TESTING OF CANNING APRICOT IN SOUTH ITALY

F. Monastra | C. Fideghelli | G. Grassi | G. Della Strada | F. Pennone | D. Proto | V. Magliano

69. FEATURES OF THE COMMERCIAL APRICOT ORCHARDS IN HUNGARY ON THE EVIDENCE OF A FULL-SCALE SURVEY

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70. CONDITIONS AND POSSIBILITIES OF PRODUCTIVE APRICOT GROWING

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71. POSSIBILITIES OF IMPROVING QUALITY OF MACHINE HARVESTED APRICOT

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72. UTILIZATION OF APRICOTS IN THE CANNING INDUSTRY OF HUNGARY

E. Sárosi-Tánczos | L. Toma | I. Dávid

73. EVALUATION OF APRICOT VARIETIES ON THE BASIS OF ORGANOLEPTIC QUALITY JUDGING OF CANNED FRUITS

I. Fazekas | J. Harsányi

74. INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE ENZYMATIC BROWNING OF APRICOT CULTIVARS

I. Gajzágó | Á. Hoschke | M.M. Kerek | L.V. Vigyázó

75. WORKSHOP ON APRICOT GENE RESOURCES AND BREEDING

P. Paunovic

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