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ROOTSTOCKS FOR TEMPERATE FRUIT CROPS: CURRENT USES, FUTURE POTENTIAL AND ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES

Article number

557_1

Pages

25 – 34

Language

English

Abstract

New rootstocks developed for use with apple, pear, sweet cherry and plum trees are reviewed with respect to the benefits they provide to the fruit grower.
The future use of rootstocks is discussed in relation to alternative methods for achieving the same objectives.

Publication

VII International Symposium on Orchard and Plantation Systems

Authors

A.D. Webster

Keywords

apple, pear, plum, sweet cherry, rootstock

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2001.557.1

Online Articles (63)

2. ROOTSTOCKS FOR TEMPERATE FRUIT CROPS: CURRENT USES, FUTURE POTENTIAL AND ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES

A.D. Webster

3. THE NEW USDA-ARS/CORNELL UNIVERSITY APPLE ROOTSTOCK BREEDING AND EVALUATION PROGRAM

4. ROOTSTOCK AND SCION INTERACT TO AFFECT APPLE TREE PERFORMANCE: RESULTS FROM THE 1990 NC-140 CULTIVAR/ROOTSTOCK TRIAL

W.R Atio

5. PERFORMANCE OF ‘GOLDEN DELICIOUS’ AND ‘DELICIOUS’ APPLES ON DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS

R.M. Crassweller | D.E. Smith | L.D. Tukey

6. NEW DWARFING AND SEMI-DWARFING PILLNITZ APPLE AND PEAR ROOTSTOCKS

M. Fischer

7. ORCHARD TRIAL PERFORMANCE OF ELITE GENEVA SERIES ROOTSTOCKS

W.C. Johnson | J.N. Cummins | H.T. Holleran | S.A. Hoying | T.L. Robinson

8. APPLE CULTIVAR AND ROOTSTOCK PERFORMANCE AT LENSWOOD, SOUTH AUSTRALIA

P.A. James | S.G. Middleton

9. EFFECTS OF 19 ROOTSTOCKS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF ‘IMPERIAL GALA’ GROWN IN THE V SYSTEM

R.L. Perry | G.W. Byler

10. TESTING NEW DWARFING APPLE ROOTSTOCKS FROM POLISH AND FOREIGN BREEDING PROGRAMMES

A. Czynczyk | P. Bielicki | B. Bartosiewicz

11. INTERSTEMS/ROOTSTOCKS IMPROVE YIELD AND FRUIT SIZE OF ‘RUBY JON’ APPLE TREES

B.H. Taylor

12. FIVE-YEAR PERFORMANCE OF 19 PEACH ROOTSTOCKS AT 20 SITES IN NORTH AMERICA

G.L. Reighard

13. EVALUATION OF SIZE CONTROLLING ROOTSTOCKS FOR CALIFORNIA PEACH PRODUCTION

14. APPLE ROOTSTOCK REACTION TO SOIL COMPACTION

D.C. Ferree | J.C. Schmid

15. THE ROOTSTOCK GRAFT UNION: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HYDRAULICS OF THE WORKED FRUIT TREE

C.J. Atkinson | M.A. Else | L. Taylor | A.D. Webster

16. THE INFLUENCE OF FREEZE-THAW CYCLING IN COLD HARDINESS STUDIES ON APPLE ROOTSTOCKS

J.P. Privé | M.I.N. Zhang | C.G. Embree | D. Hebb

17. GROWTH AND BRANCHING PATTERN ALONG THE MAIN AXIS OF TWO APPLE CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON TWO DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS

E. Costes | J.C. Salles | G. Garcia

18. USING GRAFT TRANSMISSIBLE AGENTS IN Y-TRAINED PEACH SYSTEMS

P.G. Gibson | G.L. Reighard | S.W. Scott | D.R. Ouellette

19. PERFORMANCE OF ‘CLARA FRIJS’ PEAR ON SEVEN ROOTSTOCKS

M.G. Bertelsen | O. Callesen

20. LETHAL SENSITIVITY OF SOME NEW CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS TO POLLEN-BORNE VIRUSES

G. Lang | W. Howell

21. EVALUATION OF ELEVEN DWARFING APPLE ROOTSTOCKS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

F. Loreti | R. Massai | C. Fei | F. Cinelli | B. Cecconi

22. MODIFYING PHENOTYPIC CHARACTERS OF PEACH WITH GRAFT TRANSMISSIBLE AGENTS

G.L. Reighard | D.R. Ouelette | K.H. Brock

23. INTERSTEM/ROOTSTOCK COMBINATIONS INFLUENCE STEM AND LEAF CHARACTERISTICS OF SPURS AND EXTENSION SHOOTS OF ‘RUBY JON’ APPLE TREES

B.H. Taylor | G.H. Moonga | S.K. Kurtural | D. Geisler-Taylor

24. DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS FOR CHERRIES – INFLUENCE ON POLYPHENOL CONTENT AND GRAFT INCOMPATIBILITY

V. Usenik | F. Stampar

25. SALT STRESS RESISTANCE OF PEACH AND FOUR NORTH AMERICAN PRUNUS SPECIES

M. Rieger

26. BREEDING AND SELECTION OF NEW APPLE ROOTSTOCKS AT HORTICULTURE RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL-EAST MALLING

A.D. Webster | K. Tobutt

27. FACTORS AFFECTING TREE CROP EFFICIENCY IN YOUNG PEACH TREES: ROOTSTOCK VIGOUR AND TRAINING SYSTEM

T. Caruso | E. Barone | C. Di Vaio

28. EARLY PERFORMANCE OF ‘GALA’ ON 18 DWARF AND 4 SEMI-DWARF ROOTSTOCKS GROWING AT 24 SITES IN NORTH AMERICA

P.M. Hirst

29. ORCHARD SYSTEMS FOR APPLE AND PEAR: CONDITIONS FOR SUCCESS

S.J. Wertheim | P.S. Wagenmakers | J.H. Bootsma | M.J. Groot

30. OPTIMIZING THE TREE DENSITY IN APPLE ORCHARDS ON DWARF ROOTSTOCKS

M.S. Weber

31. INFLUENCE OF PLANTING DENSITY AND TREE FORM ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘GOLDEN DELICIOUS’ AND ‘ROYAL GALA’ APPLES

A. Widmer | C. Krebs

32. STUDIES ON APPLE FRUIT ABSCISSION AND GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY CYTOKININS

G. Costa | L. Corelli-Grappadelli | F. Bucchi

33. INFLUENCE OF NEW TRAINING SYSTEMS OF DWARF AND SEMIDWARF APPLE TREES ON YIELD, ITS QUALITY AND CANOPY ILLUMINATION

Z. Buler | A. Mika | W. Treder | D. Chlebowska

34. PERFORMANCE OF AN OLIVE ORCHARD MANAGED BY COPPICING FOR 20 YEARS

R. Gucci | C. Cantini | L. Luti | B. Sillari

35. EARLY PERFORMANCE OF EUROPEAN PLUM HIGH DENSITY PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

M. Meland

36. EFFECTS OF WITHIN ROW SPACING AND TRAINING SYSTEMS OF PLUM TREES GRAFTED ON VIGOROUS AND SEMIDWARF ROOTSTOCKS

A. Mika | Z. Buler | D. Chlebowska

37. CHERRIES UNDER COVER IN THE UNITED KINGDOM – AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

M.B. Cahn | C.J. Atkinson | A.D. Webster

38. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FRUIT THINNING PATTERNS ON CROP EFFICIENCY AND FRUIT QUALITY FOR GREENHOUSE FORCED MAY GLO NECTARINE TREES.

T. Caruso | P. Inglese | C. Di Vaio | L.S. Pace

39. THE EFFECT OF PRUNING LEVEL AND TIMING ON FRUIT QUALITY IN RED ‘FUJI’ APPLE

S.A. Bound | C.R. Summers

40. DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF MULCH ON CITRUS AND AVOCADO

B.A. Faber | A.J. Downer | J.A. Menge

41. THE FUTURE: RESISTANT APPLE CULTIVARS

M. Fischer | C. Fischer

42. THE INFLUENCE OF PLANTING DENSITY ON SUGAR AND ORGANIC ACID CONTENT IN APPLE (MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH.)

M. Hudina | F. Stampar | P. Zadravec

43. SWEET CHERRY CROP LOAD AND VIGOR MANAGEMENT ON GISELA ROOTSTOCKS

J. Gutzwiler | G.A. Lang

44. ECONOMICS OF BIRD CONTROL

L. Boyce | H. Brown | A. Lang | A. Meister

45. IMPROVEMENT OF ORCHARD MANAGEMENT BY A NON-EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO FRUIT SCIENCE

T. Kikuchi

46. EFFECT OF SOIL TREATMENT, ROOTSTOCK AND TREE DENSITY ON THE ESTABLISHMENT PHASE OF APPLE HIGH DENSITY PLANTINGS ON A REPLANT SITE

K.F. Foote | D.S. Tustin | J.M. Campbell

47. SUNBURN – THE COST OF A HIGH LIGHT ENVIRONMENT

J.N. Wünsche | D.H. Greer | J.W. Palmer | A. Lang | T. McGhie

48. INFLUENCE OF BLACK AND WHITE NETS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF APPLE (MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH.)

F. Stampar | M. Hudina | V. Usenik | K. Sturm | P. Zadravec

49. HARVESTING LIGHT IN PERSIMMON AND KIWIFRUIT ORCHARDS WITH REFLECTIVE GROUND COVERS

T.G. Thorp | A.B. Barnett | J.D. Toye

50. MEASUREMENTS OF LIGHT INTERCEPTION AND UTILIZATION IN AN APPLE ORCHARD

S.R. Green | D.H. Greer | J.N. Wünsche | H. Caspari

51. SINGLE LEAF AND WHOLE CANOPY GAS EXCHANGE OF PEAR AS AFFECTED BY GRAFT INCOMPATIBILITY

L. Corelli-Grapadelli | S. Musacchi | E. Magnanini

52. GROWTH, YIELD, AND WHOLE CANOPY PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESPONSE OF PEACH TO TIMING OF ROOT PRUNING, AND IRRIGATION

S.K. Kurtural | B.H. Taylor

53. GROWTH OF YOUNG SWEET CHERRY TREES IN RESPONSE TO ROOT RESTRICTION USING ROOT CONTROL BAGS

M.D. White | D.S. Tustin | K.F. Foote | J.M. Campbell

54. POTENTIAL USE OF INFRARED THERMOMETRY FOR THE DETECTION OF WATER DEFICIT IN APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARDS

R. Giuliani | E. Magnanini | J.A. Flore

55. APPLE FRUIT GROWTH RESPONSES TO VARYING THINNING METHODS AND TIMING

A.N. Lakso | T.L. Robinson | M.C. Goffinet | M.D. White

56. CARBON TRANSLOCATION AND ROOT RESPIRATION IN POTTED APPLE TREES DURING CONDITIONS OF MODERATE DROUGHT

L. Lombardini | M. Toselli | J.A. Flore

57. LIGHT INTENSITY AND FRUIT QUALITY UNDER HAIL PROTECTION NETS

A. Widmer

58. TESTING A MODEL OF EARLY SEASON TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON APPLE FRUIT GROWTH

P.T. Austin | A.J. Hall | C.J. Stanley | D.S. Tustin | S.J. McArtney

59. MULCH ENHANCES APPLE FRUIT STORAGE QUALITY

A. Lang | M.H. Behboudian | J. Kidd | H. Brown

60. EARLY PREDICTION OF APPLE FRUIT SIZE USING ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS

C.J. Stanley | J.R. Stokes | D.S. Tustin

61. THE EFFECT OF CROP LOAD AND ROOTSTOCK ON DRY MATTER AND CARBOHYDRATE PARTITIONING IN PEACH TREES (Prunus persica BATSCH)

P. Inglese | T. Caruso | G. Gugliuzza | L.S. Pace

62. LIMITED AVAILABILITY OF PHOTOASSIMILATES: EFFECTS ON THE ABSCISSION OF SWEET CHERRIES

C.J. Atkinson | M.A. Else | A.P. Stankiewicz | A.D. Webster

63. ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON APPLE TREE PHYSIOLOGY

I. Tartachnyk | M.M. Blanke