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CORRELATIONS IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAMS

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265_21

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169 – 174

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Abstract

The phenotypic rp, genotypic rg and environmental re correlations and path coefficients Poi were estimated.
The following useful traits of strawberry were analysed:yield of fruits and its structure, firmness of fruits and their capping ability.
Both methods of estimating the relationships between these traits were compared.
The analysis of path coefficients Poi has provided more precise estimates of relationships among investigated characters.

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International Strawberry Symposium

Authors

J.A. Hortynski

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1989.265.21

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G. Stauct

3. INHERITANCE OF THE DAY-NEUTRAL TRAIT IN STRAWBERRIES

R.S. Bringhurst | H. Ahmadi | V. Voth

4. COMBINING DISEASE RESISTANCE, PLANT ADAPTATION AND FRUIT QUALITY IN BREEDING SHORT DAY AND DAY-NEUTRAL STRAWBERRIES

G.J. Galletta | A.D. Draper | J.L. Maas

5. THE STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM FOR NORTH ITALY

W. FAEDI | P. ROSATI | N. D'ERCOLE

6. THE USE OF CULTURE FILTRATE OF THE FUNGUS TO SCREEN FOR VERTICILLIUM ALBO-ATRUM IN STRAWBERRY.

D. GAGGIOLI | J.L. MAAS | B. MEZZETTI | P. ROSATI

7. STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN FINLAND

H. Hiirsalmi | S. Junnila | J. Säkö

8. INHERITANCE OF SOME QUANTITATIVE TRAITS IN STRAWBERRY

J.A. Hortynski

9. RECENT PROGRESS IN BREEDING STRAWBERRIES FOR ATLANTIC CANADA

A.R. Jamieson | N.L. Nickerson

10. THE USE OF MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES FOR STUDY OF AUTUMN-FRUITING STRAWBERRIES

D.L. Jennings

11. PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON INBREEDING IN STRAWBERRY FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH.

K. Niemirowicz-Szczytt

12. FIELD PERFORMANCE OF SEVERAL STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS AND SELECTIONS IN SOUTHERN ITALY.

S. Recupero | C. Damiano | P. Arcuti | M. Magrini

13. GENOTYPE-ENVIRONMENT RELATION AFFECTING THE RIPENING TIME IN STRAWBERRY

P. ROSATI | G. DRADI | W. FAEDI

14. SCREENING FOR PHYTOPHTHORA CACTORUM RESISTANCE WITH CULTURE FILTRATES OF THE FUNGUS.

P. ROSATI | B. MEZZETTI | D. GAGGIOLI | A. LOVATO

15. ANDROGENESIS AND EMBRYO RESCUE FOR STRAWBERRY HAPLOID PRODUCTION

A.J. Sayegh | M.J. Hennerty

16. PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN ROMANIAN STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM

A. Teodorescu | M. Coman | G. Tedorescu | St. Chiriac

17. GENETICS OF RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE HICKMAN IN STRAWBERRY.

W.E. van de Weg

18. STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN THE NETHERLANDS

L.M. Wassenaar

19. PROBLEMS OF BREEDING LATE RIPENING STRAWBERRY CVS. IN POLAND

E. Zurawicz

20. RESPONSE OF STRAWBERRY VARIETIES CULTIVATED UNDER MACROTUNNEL

R. Bartual | V. Castell | J.I. Marsal | B. Cases | A. Vayá

21. STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM FOR SOUTHERN ITALY

C. DAMIANO

22. CORRELATIONS IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAMS

J.A. Hortynski

23. GENOTYPE-ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTION IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING

J.A. Hortynski

24. STRAWBERRY BREEDING AT THE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY IN LUBLIN

T. Hulewicz | J.A. Hortynski

25. DIFFERENT ION LEAKAGE OF STRAWBERRY LEAF DISCS CHALLENGED WITH BOTRITIS CINEREA CULTURE FILTRATE.

B. MEZZETTI | K. TRAJKOVSKI | P. ROSATI

26. IMPORTANT BREEDING GOALS IN STRAWBERRIES AND RECENT PROGRESS

J. Øydvin

27. IN VITRO COLCHICINE TREATMENTS ON STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH) SHOOTS

S. Predieri | F. Fasolo Fabbri Malavasi | N. Filiti

28. SCREENING FOR STRAWBERRIES RESISTANCE TO RHIZOCTONIA FRAGARIAE USING THE CULTURE FILTRATES OF THE PATHOGEN.

P. ROSATI | D. GAGGIOLI | B. MEZZETTI

29. STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN YUGOSLAVIA

M. Stanisavljevic | A. Stancevic

30. CULTIVAR-RACE INTERACTIONS OF THE STRAWBERRY-PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE SYSTEM WITH REGARD TO A GENE-FOR-GENE MODEL.

W.E. van de Weg

31. THE USE OF COLD STORED WAITING-BED PLANTS FOR A LATE HARVEST

J. Dijkstra

32. OVERWINTERING STRAWBERRY PLANTS UNDER ROWCOVERS: EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF YIELD COMPONENTS

K. L.B. Gast | James F. Pollard

33. THE INFLUENCE OF WINTER GIBBERELLIC ACID APPLICATIONS ON EARLINESS, PRODUCTIVITY AND OTHER PARAMETERS OF QUALITY IN STRAWBERRY CULTIVATION (FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH.) ON THE SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN COAST

S. López-Galarza | B. Pascual | J. Algarda | J.V. Maroto

34. EXPERIMENTS ON WEED CONTROL IN OPEN FIELD GROWN STRAWBERRIES IN IRELAND

P. MacGiolla Ri

35. OVERWINTER ROWCOVERS INCREASE YIELD AND EARLINESS IN STRAWBERRY

J.E. Pollard | K.L.B. Gast | C.M. Cundari

36. EFFECT OF PLASTIC FILMS ON DAY-NEUTRAL STRAWBERRY YIELDS

F. Rossi | G. Cristoferi | L. Bagioli | S. Camporeale

37. THE EFFECT OF TWO IRRIGATION VOLUMES ON PERFORMANCE OF DAY-NEUTRAL STRAWBERRY.

Pisa P. Rossi | W. Faedi | P. Lucchi | P. Rosati

38. LYSIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF WATER CONSUMED BY DAY-NEUTRAL STRAWBERRY CV. FERN.

Pisa P. Rossi | N. Gaspari | P. Rosati

39. RESEARCH ON AN INTENSIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEM UNDER TUNNELS, ON CONTINOUS CULTURE AND ANNUAL DOUBLE CROPPING.

P. ROUDEILLAC | A. BARDET | H. BOIDIN

40. AUTUMN FLOWER PRUNING OF STRAWBERRY.

E. Schrevens | D. Lamberts | L. Lettani

41. INTENSIVE HYDROPONICAL CROPPING SYSTEM FOR STRAWBERRIES IN GREENHOUSES

E. Schrevens | D. Lamberts | L. Lettani

42. THE EFFECT OF NURSERY LOCATION LATITUDE ON CALIFORNIA HINTER PLANTED STRAWBERRIES

V. Voth

43. CHLORIDE EFFECTS ON STRAWBERRY

D. Lamberts | E. Schrevens | L. Lettani | A. Ver Berne

44. EFFECTS OF IRRIGATION ON TUNNEL-GROWN STRAWBERRIES

P. Mannini | A. Battilani

45. THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT PLASTIC MATERIALS OVER LOW TUNNELS ON EARLINNES, PRODUCTIVITY AND SEVERAL QUALITY PARAMETERS IN STRAWBERRY CROP (FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH) ON THE SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN COAST

J.V. Maroto | S. López-Galarza | B. Pascual | J. Alagarda

46. STRAWBERRY CROPPING IN CONTAINERS.

E. Schrevens | D. Lamberts | L. Lettani | J. Van Gilbergen

47. REVIEW ON STRAWBERRY MASS PROPAGATION

P. BOXUS

48. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PROPAGATION SYSTEMS ON STRAWBERRY PLANT PERFORMANCE

W. Faedi | P. Turci | M. Siroli | N. D'ercole | C. Bazzocchi

49. THE FLOWERING BEHAVIOUR OF MICROPROPAGATED STRAWBERRY PLANTS cv. ‘GORELLA’ : THE INFLUENCE OF THE NUMBER OF SUB-CULTURES ON THE MULTIPLICATION MEDIUM

J.M. Kinet | A. Parmentier

50. REGENERATION OF PLANTS FROM STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH.) UNPOLLINATED OVARIES AND PETALS

S. Predieri | F. Fasolo Fabbri Malavasi | M. Ancherani

51. MICROPROPAGATION AND STRAWBERRY PLANT QUALITY

M.J. RANCILLAC | J.G. NOURRISSEAU

52. INITIATION OF STRAWBERRY RUNNER FORMATION IN VITRO

J.M. Zatykó | G. Kiss | Zs. Radics | I. Simon

53. MICROPROPAGATION OF STRAWBERRY CVS CACANSKA RANA AND SENGA SENGANA, POMOLOGICAL-BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROPROPAGATED PLANTS

R. Cerovic | D. Ruzic

54. EVALUATION OF THE USABILITY OF RUNNERS OF STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS IN COLD STORAGE

G. Cieslinski | B. Borecka

55. ETHYLENE EVOLUTION IN STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH) DURING FRUIT DEVELOPMENT

Fouad M. Basiouny

56. SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN SOLUBLE AND INSOLUBLE NONSTRUCTURAL CARBOHYDRATES IN ROWCOVERED AND NON-ROWCOVERED STRAWBERRY.

K. L.B. Gast | James E. Pollard

57. SOURCE-SINK RELATIONS IN FRUITS IV. FRUIT NUMBER AND FRUIT GROWTH IN STRAWBERRIES

P. Hansen

58. INFLUENCE OF DEFOLIATION ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF STRAWBERRIES

D. Seipp

59. HYDATHODE ANATOMY AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GUTTATION AND PLANT WATER STATUS IN STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA X ANANASSA DUCH.)

F. Takeda | D. Michael Glenn

60. FORCING OF 18 STRAWBERRY CV. RELATED TO TWO COLD STORAGE PERIODS

R. Nestby

61. EFFECT OF LIGHT INTENSITY, TEMPERATURE AND CO₂ CONCENTRATION ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND GROWTH OF STRAWBERRY PLANTLET CULTIVATED IN VITRO

Y. Oda

62. EVALUATION OF WATER STRESS THROUGH THERMOVISION

D. Pavanelli | G. Taglioli

63. FURTHER CHARACTERIZATION OF ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE IN STRAWBERRY CALLUS

C.M. Yurgalevitch | H.W. Janes

64. IMPROVEMENT OF STRAWBERRY PROCESSING BY DIRECT OSMOSIS CONCENTRATION

M. Dalla Rosa | D. Mastrocola | D. Barbanti

65. EFFECT OF ETHYLENE CHEMISORPTION ON REFRIGERATED STRAWBERRY FRUIT

J.L. De la Plaza | C. Merodio

66. SHELF LIFE AND FRUIT QUALITY OF STRAWBERRY VARIETIES AND SELECTIONS AFTER STORAGE

A. Testoni | L. Lovatti | W. Faedi

67. INFLUENCE OF SOIL AND FOLIAR APPLIED CALCIUM ON STRAWBERRY FRUIT NUTRIENTS AND POST-HARVEST QUALITY

D.J. Makus | J.R. Morris

68. FAST POST-RIPENING PROCESS FOR LATE FALL STRAWBERRIES

P. ROUDDEILLAC | A. BARDET

69. TASTE QUALITY OF STRAWBERRY

F. ALAVOINE | M. CROCHON

70. PROFITABILITY OF U.S. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION UNDER ALTERNATIVE MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING OPTIONS

R. C. Funt | T. W. Rhodus

71. GERMPLASM EVALUATION FOR RESISTANCE TO FUNGUS-INCITED DISEASES

John L. Maas | Gene J. Galletta

72. PROBLEMS OF RESISTANCE IN BELGIAN STRAWBERRY CULTURE

E. Bal | G. Gilles | P. Creemers

73. THE PRODUCTION OF CERTIFIED STRAWBERRY MOTHER PLANTS FOR COMMERCIAL RUNNER PRODUCTION

M. BEECH | J. STICKELS

74. LEAF TIPBURN ON STRAWBERRY

J. Coosemans

75. RESEARCH ON THE ROOT ROT COMPLEX OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

N. D'Ercole | P. Nipoti | D. Manzali

76. EXPERIENCES OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF GREY MOULD OF STRAWBERRY*

M.L. Gullino | C. Aloi | A. Garibaldi

77. ANTAGONISTIC BACTERIA AS A BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGAINST ICE NUCLEATION ACTIVE PSEUDOMONAS ON STRAWBERRY

O. Leonardi | M. Leonardi | A. Catara

78. RESISTANCE IN STRAWBERRY TO RACES OF PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE AND TO ISOLATES OF VERTICILLIUM FROM NORTH AMERICA

J.L. Maas | G.J. Galletta | A.D. Draper

79. STRATEGIES FOR THE SAFE CONTROL OF FRUIT ROTS WITH VINCLOZOLIN

D. Mappes | F. Löcher

80. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS TO RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI AND R. FRAGARIAE AS INFLUENCED BY INOCULATION TECHNIQUE, SEASONAL VARIATIONS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITION OF THE PLANTS

P.M. Molot | H. Ferrière

81. EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR CONTROLLING RED CORE IN FRANCE FOR 5 YEARS

J.G. Nourrisseau | A. Baudry | M. Clerjeau

82. CONTROL TRIALS ON STRAWBERRY SPIDER MITE

Ph. Reulet | P. Larue

83. BOTRYTIS CINEREA INFECTION IN PISTILLATE AND HERMAPHRODITE STRAWBERRY FLOWERS.

D.W. Simpson

84. STUDIES ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN NEMATODES AND FUNGI IN INFECTING STRAWBERRY PLANTS

A. Szczygiel | H. Profic-Alwasiak

85. INVESTIGATIONS OF MICOSIS BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND CONTROL ON STRAWBERRY IN ROMANIA

G. Teodorescu

86. ALTERNARIA LEAF SPOT IN STRAWBERRY

L.M. Wassenaar | H.A.Th. van der Scheer

87. RHIZOCTONIA DISEASE IN PROPAGATION MATERIAL AND FIELD GROWN STRAWBERRY

A. Razik | A. Grinstein | J. Katan

88. SOIL SOLARIZATION AND FUMIGATION OF STRAWBERRY PLOTS

89. METHODS OF CONTROLLED ANTHRACNOSE INFECTION OF STRAWBERRY

Y. Batta | J.G. Nourrisseau | M. Clerjeau

90. THE USE OF MERISTEM TIP CULTURE TO ELIMINATE VIRUSES FROM STRAWBERRY PLANTS

V. Kajic | B. Cvjetkovic

91. STRAWBERRY JUNE YELLOWS

J.D. Hughes | M.G. Beech

92. ATTEMPTS TO DETECT XANTHOMONAS FRAGARIAE IN SYMPTOMLESS STRAWBERRY PLANTS

A. Calzolari | U. Mazzucchi

93. STRAWBERRY DIFFERENTIALS FOR IDENTIFYING RACES OF PHYTOPTHORA FRAGARIAE

R.D. Milholland | W.O. Cline | M.E. Daykin

94. METHODS FOR ESTIMATING THE RESISTANCE OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS TO VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE KLEB., RHIZOCTONIA FRAGARIAE HUSAIN AND MCKEEN, AND RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI KUHN.

P. Nipoti | L. Finessi | D. Manzali | F. Gavina

95. MYCOPLASMA-LIKE ORGANISMS IN DIFFERENT STRAWBERRY VARIETIES IN THE EMILIA-ROMAGNA REGION, ITALY.

A. Pisi | V. Vicchi

96. PRELIMINARY STUDIES AND TRIALS TO CONTROL ANTHRACNOSE FRUIT ROTS ON EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES

97. THE EFFECT OF SPRAY IRRIGATION AND DRIP IRRIGATION ON YIELD AND DISEASES OF STRAWBERRIES GROWN ON A VERY LIGHT SOIL

Cz. Sadowski | Cz. Rzekanowski

98. MECHANICAL HARVESTING OF STRAWBERRY FOR THE PROCESSING INDUSTRY

A. Thuesen

99. STRAWBERRY VARIETIES FOR MECHANICAL HARVESTING

M. Fischer | M. Ulrich

100. PROGRESS IN STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION AND RESEARCH IN U.S.A.

D.H. SCOTT | G.J. GALLETTA | R.S. BRINGHURST

101. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION TRENDS IN POLAND

E. Zurawicz

102. THE SPANISH STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY

J.V. Maroto | S. López-Galarza

103. THE ITALIAN STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY

G. Bargioni

104. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN JAPAN-CULTIVAR, CULTIVATING METHOD, MAIN DISEASE AND BREEDING

M. Minegishi

105. JAPANESE STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY-TREND OF ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, IMPORT AND GROWING SYSTEMS.

Y. Oda

106. EVOLUTION OF FRENCH STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION DURING THE LAST YEARS.

P. Roudeillac | P. Creach | A. Fourel

107. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN BELGIUM

E. Bal

108. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

M. G. Beech | David W. Simpson

109. DEVELOPMENTS IN STRAWBERRY CULTURE IN THE NETHERLANDS

J. Dijkstra | J. Rovers

110. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

M. Fischer

111. THE DANISH STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION

P. Hansen

112. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN IRELAND

M.J. Hennerty

113. THE ISRAELI STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY

E. Izsak | S. Izhar

114. TRENDS IN STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION AND RESEARCH IN CANADA: 1980–1987

A.R Jamieson

115. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN NEW ZEALAND

I. Lewis

116. STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

W.D. Naumann

117. THE NORWEGIAN STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY

J. Øydvin

118. FROM RESEARCH TO FRUIT: THE FRENCH STRAWBERRY ORGANIZATION

G. Risser | J.C. Navatel | P. Roudeillac

119. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN FINLAND

J. Säkö | E. Laurinen

120. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN SWITZERLAND

G. Spiegler

121. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN YUGOSLAVIA

M. Stanisavljevic | D. Ruzic

122. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN HUNGARY

K. Szilágyi

123. THE SWEDISH STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION

K. Trajkovski | K. Sakshaug | E. Nilsson

124. STRAWBERRY CULTURE IN THE STATE OF VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

M. Gallace

125. THE STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN ARGENTINA

G. Gargantini

126. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN SOUTH AFRICA

J.P. Human | E.P. Evans