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APRICOT BREEDING AT THE C.S.I.C. IN MURCIA, SPAIN

Article number

484_29

Pages

179 – 182

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Abstract

Spain is one of the five top producers of apricot, with an annual average production of 200,000 tonnes; Murcia and Valencia, on the south east cost of Spain, account for 80% of the total production.
Apricot breeding in Murcia started in 1985 with the gathering of 140 local and foreign cultivars into a collection.
Currently 35 families from controlled crosses with a total number of more than 2500 seedlings are planted in the orchard for evaluation.
Objectives of the breeding programme include, fruit quality, self-compatibility and resistance to Sharka (plum pox). Classic and new breeding techniques are being used or developed to select high quality and productive seedlings which are resistant to Sharka.

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Eucarpia Symposium on Fruit Breeding and Genetics

Authors

J. Egea, L. Burgos

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1998.484.29

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30. APRICOT BREEDING AT THE C.S.I.C. IN MURCIA, SPAIN

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77. TESTING SCAB-RESISTANCE STABILITY OF NEW RESISTANT CULTIVARS WITHIN THE APPLE BREEDING PROGRAMME

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78. RESISTANCE TO SCAB IN APPLE PROGENIES OF RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE CULTIVARS

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80. MASS SCREENING OF STRAWBERRY SEEDLINGS FOR RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE HICKMAN

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81. AN UPDATED GENETIC MAP AROUND THE V_F GENE FOR RESISTANCE TO APPLE SCAB AND MARKER ASSISTED SELECTION FOR RESISTANCE

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83. INVESTIGATIONS ON MYCOPLASMA INFESTATION OF SOME PEACH AND NECTARINE CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS IN ROMANIA

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J. Janse | W.A. Wietsma | R. Groenwold | A.P.M. den Nijs

85. SCREENING OF APPLE CULTIVARS AND SELECTIONS FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO THE FUNGAL DISEASES SCAB, MILDEW AND CANKER

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86. CONSIDERATIONS ON SCAB SUSCEPTIBILITY IN APPLE BREEDING

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87. SELECTION FOR RESISTANCE TO FUNGAL DISEASES IN APPLE

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88. IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MARKERS LINKED TO APHID RESISTANCE IN APPLE

89. BREEDING APPLES FOR SCAB RESISTANCE AT CACAK

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90. ANTHER CULTURE IN APPLE

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91. EMBRYO RESCUE OF PEACH HYBRIDS

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92. ROLE OF FLAVAN-3-OLS IN RESISTANCE OF APPLE TREES TO VENTURIA INAEQUALIS

93. GENETIC ENGINEERING OF APPLE FOR INCREASED RESISTANCE TO FIREBLIGHT

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94. AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION OF THE APPLE CULTIVARS ‘GALA’, ‘GOLDEN DELICIOUS’ AND ‘ELSTAR’, AND THE STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS ‘GARIGUETTE’, ‘POLKA’ AND ‘ELSANTA’

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95. STUDIES ON IMMATURE EMBRYOS IN IN VITRO CULTURE OF INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS FROM THE GENUS PRUNUS

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96. A NEW APPROACH TO OBTAIN POLYPLOID FORMS OF APPLE

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97. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF APPLE (MALUS PUMILA MILL.) FOR INCREASED FUNGAL RESISTANCE: IN VITRO ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY IN PROTEIN EXTRACTS OF TRANSGENIC APPLE EXPRESSING RS-AFP2 OR ACE-AMP1

A. Bondt | S. Zaman | W. Broekaert | B. Cammue | J. Keulemans

98. ADVANCES IN PROTOPLAST TECHNIQUES FOR MALUS AND PRUNUS

M. Diekmann | V. Hanke | E. Huancaruna-Perales | O. Schieder

99. REGENERATION AND AGROBACTERIUM TRANSFORMATION OF SOUR CHERRY LEAF DISCS

S.V. Dolgov | A.P. Firsov

100. AGROBACTERIAL TRANSFORMATION AND TRANSFER OF THE ANTIFREEZE PROTEIN GENE OF WINTER FLOUNDER TO THE STRAWBERRY

A.P. Firsov | S.V. Dolgov

101. TRANSFORMATION OF RASPBERRY CALLUS BY DIRECT INCORPORATION OF PLASMID PCB1346 AND TRANSFER OF THIS PLASMID INTO APPLE CALLUSES BY COCULTIVATION OF THESE CALLUSES

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102. STUDIES ON GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF APPLE

A. S. Trifonova | A. I. Atanassov