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EFFECT OF FROST DAMAGE ON PEACH VARIETIES IN HUNGARY

Article number

254_41

Pages

255 – 256

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Abstract

The winters of 1984–85, 1985–86, and 1986–87 caused cold injury of trees in every peach orchard in Hungary.
The repeated freezes caused particularly great crop losses on plain locations.

We studied the frost damage on vegetative and flower buds and in the xylem of twigs.
We determined the sensitive varieties which can be grown only in orchards at favourable locations.

Publication

II International Peach Symposium

Authors

J. Nyeki, Z. Szabo

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1989.254.41

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F.A. Hammerschlag | L.D. Owens | A.C. Smigocki

2. SENSITIVITY TO CROWN GALL IN MICROPROPAGATED PEACHES

A. Zoina | A.M. Simeone

3. ELECTROPHORETIC VARIABILITY IN FOUR DIPLOID STONE FRUITS.

D.H. Byrne

4. THE IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARSION OF FLAVONOID COMPOUNDS IN THE FRUIT, SKINS AND LEAVES OF PEACH CULTIVARS

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5. FIELD PERFORMANCE OF TWO PEACH AND NECTARINE CULTIVARS PROPAGATED IN VITRO

A. Liverani | D. Cobianchi | F.R. De Salvador | O. Insero | A. Minguzzi

6. THE DEVELOPMENT OF REGENERATION AND TRANSFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR PEACH

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7. COMPARISON OF HIGH AND LOW QUALITY PEACH FRUIT CULTIVARS BY DIFFERENTIAL HYBRIDIZATION OF A CDNA LIBRARY

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8. PEACH GENETICS : PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE

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9. DATE OF RIPENING AND TWO MORPHOLOGICAL FRUIT TRAITS IN PEACH PROGENIES

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10. COMPARATIVE TRIAL WITH TWO NEWLY-SELECTED PEACH ROOTSTOCKS.

F. Loreti | R. Guerriero | R. Massai | M. Matteucci

11. BREEDING COLD HARDY PEACH CULTIVARS FOR CANADA

R. E.C. Layne

12. GENETIC DIFFERENCES FOR CYTOSPORA CANKER TOLERANCE IN PEACH

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13. CYTOSPORA CANKER RESISTANCE IN PEACH: GERMPLASM EVALUATION AND GENETIC IMPROVEMENT

N.W. Miles | A.M. Svircev | C. Chong | A.R. Biggs

14. AN ANALYSIS OF GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF PEACH TREES

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15. MODELING THE CARBOHYDRATE ECONOMY OF PEACH FRUIT GROWTH AND CROP PRODUCTION

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16. HORMONAL AND CARBOHYDRATE CHANGES DURING FINAL SWELL OF PEACH AND NECTARINE FRUITS

C. S. Walsh | Anita N. Miller | D. Chalmers | A. Saunders

17. EARLY PEACH FRUIT DEVELOPMENT: INDOLE-3-ACETIC ACID CONCENTRATION IN SEEDS AND PERICARP OF FRUITS ON A SINGLE SHOOT

A.N. Míller | C.S Walsh | J.D. Cohen

18. RESPONSE OF PEACH TREES TO BLOOM THINNING

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19. STRESS INDICATORS IN PEACH TREES

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20. CHARACTERIZATION OF MEXICAN PEACH POPULATIONS FROM TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL REGIONS

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21. NECTARINE CULTIVATION IN GREENHOUSE FOR EARLY HARVEST IN FRANCE: A MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WITH REST AVOIDANCE

R. Rageau | G. Ridray

22. PEACH BLOOM DELAY USING FALL APPLICATIONS OF ETHREL AND PRO-GIBB

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23. PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND SENSORY EVALUATION OF HIGH AND LOW QUALITY PEACHES

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24. AUTOMATIC GRADING OF FRESH PEACHES USING COLOR COMPUTER VISION

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25. THE ROLE OF POSTHARVEST HANDLING AND PEACH SKIN DISCOLORATION

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26. POSTHARVEST SENSORY EVALUATION OF CALCIUM TREATED PEACH FRUIT

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27. EFFECT OF SOIL PH AND CALCIUM AMENDMENTS ON PEACH YIELD, TREE GROWTH AND LONGEVITY

G.A. Cummings

28. RESISTANCE TO IRON DEFICIENCY OF FIVE PEACH ROOTSTOCKS

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29. LOW EARLY SPRING TEMPERATURE INJURY TO FLOWER BUD OF TWELVE PEACH CULTIVARS ON FOUR ROOTSTOCKS

C.Gr. Tsipouridis | D.C. Stylianides | Z.S. Michailidis

30. PENETRATION OF MONILIA LAXA AND RHIZOPUS STOLONIFER THROUGH NECTARINE FRUIT EPIDERMIS

C. NGUYEN-THE | C. HUGUENEY | A. CHAMEL | M. ARNOUX

31. THE EFFECT OF ESTABLISHMENT PRUNING AND SUBSEQUENT THINNING LEVEL ON YIELD AND FRUIT SIZE OF YOUNG PEACH TREES

T. Jacyna | S.M. Sparrow | K.G. Dodds

32. ROOT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OF PEACH ROOTSTOCKS

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33. PERFORMANCE OF A HIGH DENSITY PEACH ORCHARD PLANTED WITH GENETIC DWARF CULTIVARS

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34. PEACH AND NECTARINE EARLY CROPPING IN RELATION TO IN-ROW SPACING

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35. TECHNIQUES FOR CONTROLLING TREE SIZE IN A HIGH-DENSITY PEACH ORCHARD

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36. CONTAINER-GROWN PEACH ORCHARDS

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37. THE PEACH INDUSTRY IN SOUTH CAROLINA

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38. THE INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN AND POTASSIUM ON PEACH TREE GROWTH, PRODUCTIVITY, AND COLD HARDINESS.

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39. ISOZYME ANALYSIS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF PRUNUS SPECIES AND F1 HYBRIDS

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40. USING MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURES TO DETERMINE CHILLING COMPLETION

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41. EFFECT OF FROST DAMAGE ON PEACH VARIETIES IN HUNGARY

J. Nyeki | Z. Szabo

42. PERFORMANCE IN HIGH DENSITY VERSUS STANDARD ORCHARD SPACING OF SEVEN LOW-CHILL PEACH CLONES

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43. CENTER-PIVOT APPLICATION OF PESTICIDES TO PEACHES

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44. POTENTIAL FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ‘ELBERTA’ PEACHES BY FIELD PACKING

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45. FACTORS AFFECTING FOLIAR NUTRIENT LEVELS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO PEACH YIELD

G.A. Cummings

46. PERFORMANCE OF THE ‘STARK REDGOLD’ NECTARINE VARIETY IN CULTIVATION AT DIFFERENT PLANTING DENSITIES

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47. SCREENING PRUNUS GERMPLASM FOR POTENTIAL ROOTSTOCKS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA REPLANT SITES

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48. IMPORTANCE OF WATER CONSUMPTION ON CALCIUM CONTENT AND PROTECTION OF PEACHES PREDISPOSED TO BACTERIAL DIEBACK BY GROWING IN ACID SOILS

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49. ETHEPHON ALTERS DORMANT PEACH FLOWER BUD CARBOHYDRATE AND WATER CONTENT

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50. TATURA TRELLIS PEACHES : PRODUCTIVITY OVER FIFTEEN YEARS

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51. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SHALLOW WATER TABLE ON DEATH RATE, GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF PEACH GRAFTED ON DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS

A. Alvino | G. Zerbi

52. EFFECT OF BA ON GERMINATION OF NONSTRATIFIED PEACH SEED

J.X. Chaparro | G.A. Moore | W.B. Sherman

53. FRUIT DOUBLING OF PEACHES AS AFFECTED BY WATER STRESS

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54. FERTILIZATION METHOD AND LIMING RATE EFFECTS ON PEACH TREE GROWTH AND SOIL PH

K. Patten | G. Nimr | E. Neuendorff

55. PEACH X ALMOND HYBRIDS AS ROOTSTOCKS WITH RESISTANCE TO ROOTKNOT NEMATODES AND ALKALINE SOILS.

J. TELLEZ | M. LEON

56. CA STORAGE OF NECTARINES: INFLUENCE OF COOLING DELAY, ETHYLENE REMOVAL, LOW O₂ AND HYDROCOOLING ON ROTS, OVERRIPENING, INTERNAL BREAKDOWN AND TASTE OF FRUITS

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57. OBSERVATIONS OF SUNLIGHT INTERCEPTION AND PENETRATION INTO THE CANOPIES OF PEACH TREES IN DIFFERENT PLANTING DENSITIES AND PRUNING CONFIGURATIONS

F.R. De Salvador | T.M. DeJong

58. COMPARISON AMONG DIFFERENT PLASTIC FILMS UNDER POLY-HOUSE FOR GROWING PEACHES

F.R. De Salvador | F. Monastra | E. Caboni | G. Ondradu

59. POTASSIUM FLUXES IN MESOCARP TISSUE SLICES OF RIPENING PEACH FRUITS

R. Pinton | G. Vizzotto | Z. Varanini | G. Costa | A. Ramina | A. Maggioni

60. ROOTSTOCK EFFECTS ON PEACH REPLANTING ; A TEN YEARS TRIAL

A. Minguzzi

61. SEASONAL PATTERNS OF PEACH ROOT DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIELD

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