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IMPORTANT SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GROWN IN NORWAY

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410_62

Pages

389 – 392

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Abstract

The world’s most northern location of commercial sweet cherry production is the fjord district of western Norway at a latitude of 60°N. The mild winter climate and a growing season of May through September (average temperature 13.0°C, precipitation 392 mm) makes it possible to grow many of the international sweet cherry cultivars successfully.
Through a national testing programme of sweet cherry cultivars, an assessment of new cultivars and advanced numbered selections from the leading breeding programmes of sweet cherries in Europe and America has been made continuously since 1959.

The cultivars at present recommended for commercial production are ‘Frühe Meckenheimer’, ‘Vista’, ‘Kristin’, ‘Ulster’ and ‘Van’ (established cultivars); ‘Ranna Ljaskovska’, ‘Merchant’, ‘Sunburst’ and ‘Lapins’ (new introductions).

Publication

II International Cherry Symposium

Authors

J. Ystaas

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1996.410.62

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B. Benedek | Z. Szabó | J. Nyéki

3. POMOLOGICAL FEATURES OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS FROM ABROAD: THEIR ADAPTATION TO HUNGARIAN CONDITIONS

G. Tóth | M. Auer | F. Auer

4. SWEET CHERRY BREEDING AT THE RESEARCH STATION IN BORDEAUX

R. Saunier

5. THE STUDY AND SELECTION OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS UNDER FRENCH CONDITIONS

R. Saunier

6. CHERRY BREEDING WORK AND ACHIEVEMENTS IN HUNGARY

S. Brózik

7. ANTHOCYANINS IN THE FRUITS OF ‘OBLACINSKA’ SOUR CHERRY (PRUNUS CERASUS L.)

Z. Tešovic | M. Sreckovic | M. Nikolic

8. SELF-FERTILITY, COMPACT SPUR HABIT AND FRUIT QUALITY IN SWEET CHERRY: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA’S BREEDING PROGRAM

S. Sansavini | S. Lugli

9. SWEET CHERRY BREEDING AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED HYBRIDS

M. Nikolic | A. Stancevic | D. Ogašanovic | R. Garic | S. Stamenkovic

10. IMPROVEMENT OF SWEET CHERRY VARIETAL ASSORTMENT IN YUGOSLAVIA

M. Nikolic | A. Stancevic | D. Ogašanovic | M. Mitrovic | S. Milenkovic

11. NEW AND OLD SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS SUITABLE FOR APULIA (SOUTHERN ITALY)

A. Godini | L. de Palma | M. Palasciano

12. GENETIC RESOURCES IN THE ROMANIAN SOUR CHERRY BREEDING PROGRAM

S. Budan | I. Stoian

13. RESISTANCE BREEDING IN SWEET CHERRIES

M. Fischer

14. RESULTS OF SOUR CHERRY CLONAL SELECTION IN THE NORTH-EASTERN REGION OF HUNGARY

T. Szabó

15. SOUR AND SWEET CHERRY BREEDING AND PRODUCTION IN HUNGARY

J. Apostol

16. EVALUATION OF NEW TART CHERRY CULTIVARS OF POLISH SELECTION

E. Rozpara | Z.S. Grzyb | J. Kleparski

17. IN VITRO CULTURE TECHNIQUES IN SWEET CHERRY BREEDING

H. Schmidt | A. Ketzel

18. CHLOROPLAST DNA VARIATION IN SOUR CHERRY

A.F. Iezzoni | A.M. Hancock

19. UNILATERAL AND INTER-INCOMPATIBILITY IN SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS

J. Apostol | J. Nyéki | Z. Szabó

20. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FLOWERS OF SOME SOUR AND SWEET CHERRY VARIETIES

Z. Szabó | E. Felhosné Váczi | E. Csoma | Z. Kun | J. Nyéki

21. A SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY SURVEY OF POLLEN GRAINS OF SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS

J. Nyéki | P. Sótonyi | Z. Szabó | E. Felhosné Váczi | F. Csillag

22. INHERITANCE AND LINKAGE OF ISOENZYMES IN TWO INTERSPECIFIC CHERRY PROGENIES

R. Boškovic | K.R. Tobutt

23. A CHERRY GENE DATABASE

K.R. Tobutt | R. Boškovic

24. NUMERICAL EXPRESSION OF THE FLOWERING OF SOUR CHERRY (PRUNUS CERASUS L.) VARIETIES

A. Máthé | Z. Szabó | J. Apostol | J. Nyéki

25. NUMERICAL EXPRESSION OF THE FLOWERING OF SWEET CHERRY (PRUNUS AVIUM L.) CULTIVARS

Á. Máthé | Z. Szabó | J. Nyéki

26. FIRST RESULTS OF TWO INTERNATIONAL CHERRY ROOTSTOCK TRIALS

H. Kemp | S.J. Wertheim

27. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION PROGRAM AIMED AT OBTAINING DWARFING AND NON-SUCKERING ROOTSTOCKS FOR SWEET CHERRY

L. de Palma | M. Palasciano | A. Godini | A. Blanco

28. VARIABILITY IN PRUNUS MAHALEB L. FOR CHERRY ROOTSTOCK BREEDING

K. Hrotkó

29. LEAF INDOLE CONTENT AND VIGOUR OF CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS AND SCION VARIETIES

K. Hrotkó

30. EVALUATION OF SIZE-CONTROLLING ROOTSTOCKS FOR ‘STELLA’ AND ‘ULSTER’ SWEET CHERRIES

J. Ystaas | O. Frøynes

31. DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS

O. Callesen | J. Vittrup

32. EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK ON FRUIT CHARACTERISTICS OF ‘STELLA’ SWEET CHERRY

S. Vestrheim

33. PERFORMANCE OF THE “GM” ROOTSTOCKS IN HIGH-DENSITY SWEET CHERRY ORCHARDS

P. Druart

34. THE RELATION BETWEEN TREE VIGOR OF PRUNUS MAHALEB L TYPES AND SIEVE TUBE SIZE IN PHLOEM TISSUE

A. Misirli | R. Gülcan | A. Tanrisever

35. ADVANTAGES AND PROBLEMS OF SOME SELECTED CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS IN DRESDEN-PILLNITZ

B. Wolfram

36. INFLUENCE OF DWARFING CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS ON FRUIT PRODUCTION

M. Edin | A. Garcin | J. Lichou | J.M. Jourdain

37. CHERRY ROOTSTOCK EVALUATION AT EAST MALLING

A.D. Webster

38. THE EFFECTS OF ROOTSTOCK ON THE PERFORMANCE OF ‘HEDELFINGEN’ AND ‘MONTMORENCY’ CHERRY IN MICHIGAN, USA

R.L. Perry | J.L. Runkel | M.A. Longstroth

39. THE INFLUENCE OF DWARF ROOTSTOCKS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS AFTER PLANTING

Z.S. Grzyb | M. Sitarek | B. Omiecinska

40. GROWTH AND CROPPING OF SIXTEEN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS

E. Rozpara | Z.S. Grzyb | B. Omiecinska | H. Zdyb

41. CHERRY PRODUCTION IN HUNGARY

E. Kállay | G. Szenci

42. GROWING SWEET CHERRIES FOR THE EARLY MARKET IN HUNGARY

L. Sipos

43. THE PERFORMANCE OF ‘VAN’ SWEET CHERRY IN FOUR HIGH DENSITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN NORWAY

M. Meland | O. Hovland

44. NEW DATA ON THE TRAINING OF DWARF SWEET CHERRY TREES ON A PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS

T. Brunner | L. Juhász | E. Páldi

45. THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG FRUITING, VEGETATIVE GROWTH AND ROOTSTOCK IN SWEET CHERRY TREES

L. Juhász | E. Páldi | T. Brunner

46. EFFECT OF HEIGHT OF BUDDING ON F 12/1 ROOTSTOCK AND OF DEPTH OF PLANTING UPON GROWTH AND YIELD OF ‘SCHATTENMORELLE’ SOUR CHERRY TREES

A. Sadowski | E. Jadczuk | M. Stepniewska

47. THE EFFECT OF SUMMER PRUNING DURING THE FIRST LEAF ON THE GROWTH AND FLOWER BUD FORMATION OF SWEET CHERRIES

H. Wustenberghs | K. Belmans | J. Keulemans

48. USING PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS TO INCREASE FRUIT SET IN SOUR CHERRY TREES

T. Bubán

49. THE EFFECT OF STORED RESERVES ON FRUITING OF SWEET CHERRY TREES

E. Páldi | L. Stéhli | T. Brunner

50. FROST INJURY TO FLOWER BUDS AND FLOWERS OF CHERRY VARIETIES

Z. Szabó | J. Nyéki | M. Soltész

51. DETECTION OF PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS (PNRV) AND PRUNE DWARF VIRUS (PDV) ISOLATES ON WOODY INDICATORS AND WITH ELISA IN HUNGARY

M. Nemeth | M. Kolber

52. THE OCCURRENCE OF AND DAMAGE CAUSED BY PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS (PNRV) ON SOUR CHERRIES IN HUNGARY IN THE 1960S AND 1990S

I. Kajati | S. Szönyegi

53. INVESTIGATIONS ON CRACKING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

I. Roser

54. EFFECT OF CALCIUM TREATMENTS ON ‘MONTMORENCY’ SOUR CHERRY FRUIT QUALITY

J. LaMar Anderson | W. F. Campbell

55. THE EFFECTS OF ETHREL AND SILAID ON FACILITATING MACHINE HARVEST OF SOUR CHERRY

G. Kollár | M.J. Bukovac

56. STRATEGIES FOR MAINTAINING HIGH QUALITY IN SWEET CHERRIES DURING HARVESTING, HANDLING AND MARKETING

L. Sekse | L. Lyngstad

57. RESPIRATION AND STORAGE POTENTIAL IN NORWEGIAN-GROWN SWEET CHERRIES

L. Sekse

58. PERFORMANCE OF THE SWEET CHERRY CULTIVAR ‘VAN’ ON NEW CLONAL ROOTSTOCKS

S. Sansavini | S. Lugli

59. NEW SELECTIONS AND APPROACHES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS IN FRANCE

J. Claverie

60. CHERRY HYBRID ROOTSTOCKS DEVELOPED AT GIESSEN: NEW EXPERIENCES AND EVALUATION

S. Franken-Bembenek

61. EMBRYO CULTURE OF SWEET CHERRY HYBRIDS

I. Balla | S. Brozik

62. A REVIEW OF THE CHERRY BREEDING PROGRAM IN SWEDEN

V. Trajkovski

63. IMPORTANT SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GROWN IN NORWAY

J. Ystaas

64. RESULTS OF SWEET CHERRY BREEDING AT HOLOVOUSY FROM 1973 TO 1993

J. Blazková

65. COMMERCIAL TART CHERRY VARIETIES GROWN IN ROMANIA

S. Budan

66. ‘ELISA’: A VERY LATE SWEET CHERRY VARIETY

A. Roversi

67. A SELECTION INDEX FOR EVALUATING SWEET CHERRY GENETIC RESOURCES AND CHOOSING PARENTS FOR CROSSES

F. Paprštein | J. Blazek

68. MORPHOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL VARIABILITY IN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS OF WILD SWEET CHERRY (PRUNUS AVIUM L.)

V. Rakonjac | G. Šurlan-Momirovic | I. Ljubanovic-Ralevic | N. Ralevic | M. Milutinovic

69. INVESTIGATIONS ON SWEET CHERRY EFFECTIVE POLLINATION PERIOD

V. Ughini | A. Roversi

70. INFLUENCE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS OF THE FLOWERING PERIOD ON SWEET CHERRY FRUIT SET

A. Roversi | V. Ughini

71. FRUIT SET IN SWEET CHERRY AS AFFECTED BY ORCHARD DESIGN AND TREE STRUCTURE

A. Roversi | V. Ughini

72. THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE, SUCROSE CONCENTRATION AND TIME ON POLLEN GERMINATION AND POLLEN TUBE GROWTH IN SOUR AND SWEET CHERRY

E. Nenadovic-Mratinic

73. ANALYSIS OF THE DYNAMICS OF ANTHESIS IN THE SWEET CHERRY

A. Roversi | V. Ughini

74. POLLINATION STRATEGIES IN SWEET AND SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS

Z. Orosz Kovács

75. STRUCTURE OF THE FLORAL NECTARY IN SOUR CHERRY CULTIVARS

Z. Kovács | F. Kaposvári | S. Gulyás

76. STRUCTURE OF THE NECTARY AND YIELD IN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

Z. Kovács | J. Apostol

77. GROWTH AND PRODUCTION OF TWO SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON 60 ECOTYPES OF PRUNUS MAHALEB

V. Giorgio | A. Standardi

78. IN VITRO MASS PROPAGATION OF ELEVEN PRUNUS MAHALEB ECOTYPES

G. Dradi | G. Vito | A. Standardi

79. NEW POTENTIAL CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS WITHIN THE PROGENY OF DAMIL (GM 61/1)

P. Druart

80. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FLOWERING AND FRUITING OF CHERRY AS A FUNCTION OF TRAINING SYSTEM AND ROOTSTOCK

P. Druart

81. TAXONOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF HUNGARIAN POPULATIONS OF PRUNUS FRUTICOSA (PALL.) WORONOW HYBRIDS

K. Hrotkó | G. Facsar

82. GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF SOUR CHERRY VARIETIES GRAFTED ON DIFFERENT MAHALEB ROOTSTOCKS

K. Hrotkó | F. Nádosy | G. Végvári | A. Füzesséry

83. GROWTH AND YIELD OF ÉRDI BÔTERMÔ’ SOUR CHERRY TREES GRAFTED ON INBRED (S₂) MAHALEB SEEDLINGS

K. Hrotkó | G. Végvári | F. Nádosy | A. Füzesséry

84. EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK ON THE BRANCHING AND QUALITY OF CHERRY TREES IN THE NURSERY

K. Hrotkó | A. Füzesséry

85. ROOTSTOCK EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF ‘MONTMORENCY’ SOUR CHERRY

J.L. Anderson | T.E. Lindstrom | J.I. del Real-Laborde

86. EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK ON THE GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF CHERRY TREES

K. Hrotkó | G. Simon

87. NEW CONSIDERATIONS FOR CULTIVAR COMBINATIONS IN SOUR CHERRY

Z. Orosz Kovács | F. Nyujtó | Z. Erdôs | M. Faust

88. THE POSSIBILITY OF USING ‘OBLACINSKA’ SOUR CHERRY AS A ROOTSTOCK OR INTERSTOCK IN HIGH-DENSITY SWEET CHERRY PLANTINGS

D. Ogašanovic | M. Mitrovic | M. Nikolic | R. Plazinic | V. Papic

89. EXTENSION GROWTH OF THE SOUR CHERRY `STEVNSBAER’ AS AFFECTED BY FERTIGATION WITH INCREASING NITROGEN LEVELS

I. Dencker | P. Hansen

90. A STUDY OF SOME FRUIT SKIN CHARACTERISTICS IN RELATION TO THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CHERRY FRUIT TO CRACKING

K. Belmans | J. Keulemans

91. EFFECT OF NUTRIENT SUPPLY ON FROST HARDINESS AND FRUIT SET OF SOUR CHERRY FLOWERS AND ON YIELD

E. Szücs

92. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SOME SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS TO RHAGOLETIS CERASI L. (DIPTERA, TEPHRITIDAE)

S. Stamenkovic | R. Garic | S. Milenkovic | M. Nikolic | T. Stamenkovic