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SCREENING RASPBERRIES FOR RESISTANCE TO FIRE BLIGHT (Erwinia amylovora)

Article number

505_50

Pages

369 – 372

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Abstract

Thirty-three raspberry genotypes were evaluated in controlled environment chambers for their reaction to Erwinia amylovora (Burr.) Winslow et al. after wound inoculation.
Symptoms appeared after 6 days in susceptible genotypes and consisted of necrosis and bacterial ooze.
Area under the disease severity progress curve was used to quantify disease.
Several primocane-fruiting genotypes proved to be highly resistant to fire blight.

Publication

VII International Symposium on Rubus and Ribes

Authors

P.G. Braun, P.D. Hildebrand, A.R. Jamieson

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1999.505.50

Online Articles (61)

2. GENOTYPIC, ENVIRONMENTAL AND PROCESSING EFFECTS ON THE SENSORY CHARACTER OF RUBUS AND RIBES

R.E. Harrison | R.M. Brennan | E.A. Hunter | S. Morel | D.D. Muir

3. RESPONSE OF THREE RASPBERRY CULTIVARS TO DIFFERENT MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE CONDITIONS

P. M.A. Toivonen | C. Kempler | S. Escobar | J. Emond

4. EXPANDING THE ADAPTATION AND PRODUCTION AREA OF RUBUS IN EUROPE

P. Rosati | B. Mezzetti | V. Knight | K.Y. Lim | V. Trajkovsky | B. Sjostedt | I. Greco | G. Martelli | S. Lionakis | G. Stavroulakis | M. Ciorda | A. Polledo

5. BREEDING AND VARIETY EVALUATION OF BRAMBLE FRUIT IN HUNGARY

F. Dénes | L. Kollányi

6. INHERITANCE OF RESISTANCE TO LATE YELLOW RUST (Pucciniastrum americanum) IN RED RASPBERRY

A.R. Jamieson | N.L. Nickerson

7. INTRODUCED GERMPLASM IN THE NEW ZEALAND RASPBERRY INDUSTRY AND BREEDING PROGRAMME

Harvey K. Hall | Hugh A. Daubeny

8. HYBRIDBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES IN NEW ZEALAND – BREEDING FOR SPINELESSNESS

Harvey K. Hall | M. Jo Stephens

9. THE BLACKBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS: THIRTY-PLUS YEARS OF PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENTS FOR THE FUTURE

John R. Clark

10. BOYSENBERRY PRIMOCANE MANAGEMENT FOR IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY

C.J. Stanley | P.M. Harris-Virgin | C.G.T. Morgan | A.M. Snowball

11. EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR TESTING FRUIT STRENGTH IN RED RASPBERRY

Fred M. Cook | Carlos D. Fear

12. FRUIT FIRMNESS IN RASPBERRIES

Harvey K. Hall | M. Jo Stephens

13. SUMMER-PRUNING INTENSITY AFFECTS ON OFF-SEASON PRODUCTION OF PRIMOCANE-FRUITING RED RASPBERRIES.

P.B. Oliveira | C.M. Oliveira | A.A. Monteiro | L. Lopes-da-Fonseca

14. THE EFFECT OF PRUNING AND TRAINING ON MACHINE HARVEST EFFICIENCY OF ‘MEEKER’ RED RASPBERRY

B. Strik | H. Cahn

15. FACTORS AFFECTING OUT-OF-SEASON RUBUS PRODUCTION

Rex M. Brennan | R. McNicol | T. Gillespie | S. Raffle

16. DEVELOPMENT OF FRESH MARKET RASPBERRY CULTIVARS

C. Kempler | H.A. Daubeny

17. ROLE OF STYLE INFECTIONS WITH BOTRYTIS CINEREA ON HYBRID BERRY ROT (Rubus spp.)

M. Walter | K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson | J.H. Perry

18. DOWNY MILDEW (Peronospora rubi) IN RUBUS ARCTICUS: A THREAT TO COMMERCIAL BERRY PRODUCTION IN FINLAND

H. Kokko | O. Virtaharju | S. Kärenlampi | D.E.L. Cooke | N.A. Williams | B. Williamson

19. ASPECTS OF THE INFLUENCE OF POLLINATION METHODS AND POLLINATION TIME ON THE FRUIT SET OF RED CURRANTS (Ribes rubrum L.)

G. Latet | P. Meesters | J. Keulemans

20. WEED CONTROL IN BLACK CURRANTS FROM CUTTINGS

G. Noyé

21. AN ATTEMPT TO OMIT PESTICIDE SPRAYS BETWEEN FLOWERING AND HARVEST IN THREE BLACK CURRANT CULTIVARS (Ribes nigrum L.) AND EFFECT ON YIELD COMPONENTS, PESTS AND DISEASES.

H. Pedersen

22. INFLUENCE OF GRAFT-INOCULATION METHODS ON THE SPREAD OF TWO FORMS OF REVERSION VIRUS IN BLACK CURRANT (Ribes nigrum L.) PLANTS.

S. Pluta | E. Zurawicz

23. EFFECTIVENESS OF SEVERAL POLLINATION METHODS ON FRUIT SET IN SELECTED BLACK CURRANT (Ribes nigrum L.) CULTIVARS

E. Zurawicz | S. Pluta | W. Madry

24. THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE VEGETATIVE GROWTH AND REPRODUCTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRIMOCANE FRUITING RASPBERRY ‘AUTUMN BLISS’

J. Carew | P. Hadley | N. Battey | J. Darby

25. TWO APPROACHES TO IN VITRO SCREENING OF RASPBERRY CULTIVARS FOR COLD HARDINESS

P. Palonen | D. Buszard | D. Donnelly

26. ENDODORMANCY AND PARADORMANCY IN THE RASPBERRY CULTIVAR ‘GLEN CLOVA’

J.M. White | H. Wainwright | C.R. Ireland

27. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF RUBUS AND RIBES

R.J. McNicol | J. Graham

28. PROTOPLAST TECHNOLOGY AND REGENERATION STUDIES FOR RUBUS BREEDING

B. Mezzetti | L. Landi | H.B. Phan | I. Mantovani | S. Ruggieri | P. Rosati | K.Y. Lim

29. USING FLOW CYTOMETRY TO DETERMINE PLOIDY LEVEL IN RUBUS

R. Meng | C. Finn

30. VARIATION IN REACTION TO PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE VAR. RUBI IN RASPBERRY GENOTYPES

C. André Lévesque | Hugh A. Daubeny

31. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE VAR. RUBI RESEARCH AT THE SCOTTISH CROP RESEARCH INSTITUTE

R.E. Harrison | D.E.L. Cooke | R.J. McNicol | J.M. Duncan

32. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF RED, BLACK AND PURPLE RASPBERRY CULTIVARS TO THREE PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES UNDER GREENHOUSE AND FIELD CONDITIONS

W.F. Wilcox | J.R. Nevill | J.A. Burr

33. EFFECTS OF RAISED BEDS, BLACK SOIL MULCH AND OXADIXYL ON ROOT ROT (Phytophthora fragariae var. rubi) IN RED RASPBERRY

N. Heiberg

34. RASPBERRY VIRUSES IN OREGON, WASHINGTON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA

Robert R. Martin

35. A REVIEW OF RASPBERRY BUSHY DWARF VIRUS AT HRI-EAST MALLING AND THE SITUATION ON A SAMPLE OF COMMERCIAL HOLDINGS IN ENGLAND IN 1995 AND 1996

V.H. Knight | D.J. Barbara

36. RECENT RUBUS AND RIBES ACQUISITIONS AT THE USDA ARS NATIONAL CLONAL GERMPLASM REPOSITORY

Kim E. Hummer | C. Finn

37. PGRIS: PEDIGREE, R C, A GENETIC RESOURCE INVENTORY SYSTEM

S. Khanizadeh | Harvey K. Hall | Shiv O. Prasher

38. NEW SMALL FRUIT CULTIVARS FROM CACAK: 1. THE NEW BLACKBERRY (Rubus sp.) CULTIVAR ‘CACANSKA BESTRNA’

M. Stanisavljevic

39. NEW SMALL FRUIT CULTIVARS FROM CACAK: 2. THE NEW BLACK CURRANT (Ribes nigrum l.) CULTIVAR ‘Cacanska Crna’

M. Stanisavljevic | M. Tesovic | K. Pavlovic

40. PRODUCTION SYSTEMS FOR MACHINE HARVESTING SEMI-ERECT EASTERN THORNLESS BLACKBERRIES WITH FRESH-MARKET QUALITY FRUIT

F. Takeda | D.L. Peterson

41. BREEDING FOR ROSETTE RESISTANCE IN BLACKBERRY

C. L. Gupton

42. EVALUATION OF RED CURRANT CULTIVARS IN FINLAND

P. Dalman

43. BUSH FRUIT PRODUCTION AND MARKETING IN ROMANIA – PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS.

N. Cepoiu | D. Moca | A. Chira

44. PROPAGATION OF BLACKBERRIES (Rubus spp.) BY STEM CUTTINGS USING VARIOUS IBA FORMULATIONS

A. L. Busby | David G. Himelrick

45. CAN SPORE TRAPPING BE OF HELP IN BLACK CURRANT MILDEW CONTROL?

T. Locke | I. Koomen

46. INFLUENCE OF P, K, CA, AND MG RATES ON LEAF ELEMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND PLANT GROWTH OF ‘DORMANRED’ RASPBERRY

James M. Spiers | John H. Braswell | C. L. Gupton

47. COMBINING ABILITY FOR EARLINESS OF PRIMOCANE-FRUITING FOR SOME RASPBERRY GENOTYPES IN POLISH CONDITIONS

J. Danek

48. BREEDING AND VARIETY EVALUATION OF BLACKCURRANT IN HUNGARY

F. Dénes | A. Porpáczy

49. CROSSABILITY OF RUBUS SPECIES WITH RED RASPBERRY IN THE WSU BREEDING PROGRAM

P.P. Moore | D.D. Trople

50. CROSSABILITY OF EURASIAN RUBUS SPECIES WITH RED RASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY

C. Finn | K. Wennstrom | K. Hummer

51. SCREENING RASPBERRIES FOR RESISTANCE TO FIRE BLIGHT (Erwinia amylovora)

P.G. Braun | P.D. Hildebrand | A.R. Jamieson

52. TAXONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS IN RUBUS BASED ON RAPD ANALYSIS

Dallas D. Trople | P. P. Moore

53. GERMINATION PATTERNS OF JAPANESE RUBUS UNDER IMMEDIATE SOWING AFTER HARVEST

N. Naruhashi | W. Nakata | M. Shibata | H. Takeda

54. GENETIC CHARACTERISATION OF RIBES NIGRUM, RIBES RUBRUM AND RIBES GROSSULARIA USING MOLECULAR MARKERS

P.G. Lanham | R.M. Brennan

55. A CAUSAL ROLE FOR ETHENE IN RASPBERRY FRUIT RIPENING

P. Iannetta | J. Van den Berg | R. Wheatley | G. McMillan | R. McNicol | H. Davies

56. ANALYSIS OF GENES DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED DURING FRUIT RIPENING IN RASPBERRY (Rubus idaeus cv. glen clova)

Chris S. Jones | Ronnie J. McNicol | Howard V. Davies | Mark A. Taylor

57. THREE-YEAR UPDATE ON RIBES SUSCEPTIBILITY TO WHITE PINE BLISTER RUST

Kim E. Hummer | C. Finn

58. EFFECTS OF FERTIGATION OF THE BLACK CURRANT CULTIVAR “BEN TRON” (Ribes nigrum I.)

K.L. Kongsrud | A. Nes

59. THE EFFECT OF AUTUMN FERTIGATION ON BUD BREAK IN RASPBERRY: A PRELIMINARY STUDY

J.M. White | H. Wainwright | C.R. Ireland

60. EXTENTION OF THE HARVEST PERIOD OF RASPBERRIES IN BELGIUM (MODERATE MARITIME CLIMATE)

P. Meesters | A. Pitsioudis

61. DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSION DURING RIPENING IN THE FRUIT OF BLACKCURRANT (Ribes nigrum L.)

M. Woodhead | R.M. Brennan | R.J. McNicol | H.V. Davies | M.A. Taylor