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GENETICAL VARIABILITY OF MYROBALAN (PRUNUS CERASIFERA) SEEDLINGS

Article number

359_33

Pages

217 – 224

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Abstract

Fifty two separated myrobalan genotypes were studied.
The great genetically variability of myrobalan genotypes was expressed in: seed germination capacity, seedlings growth, vigour and degree of seedlings uniformity.
Seed germination capacity of genotypes varies a lot, from 4 % to 95 %. There are significant differences in vigour and growth of genotype seedlings, varying from 29,50 cm to 110,10 cm during the vegetative period.
The uniformity of seedlings varies among separated myrobalan selections.

Publication

V International Symposium on Plum and Prune Genetic, Breeding and Pomology

Authors

M. Milutinovic, D. Nikolic

Keywords

Myrobalan, seed germination capacity, seedlings growth, variability

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1994.359.33

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