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BIOAGRONOMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF SOME ALMOND CULTIVARS IN SARDINIA

Article number

591_73

Pages

487 – 491

Language

English

Abstract

In Sardinia, the bioagronomical behaviour and the main phenological parameters of 16 almond cultivars were evaluated during the first 5 production years from 1996 to 2000. The best yields were observed on self-fertile cultivars, like ‘Tuono’, ‘Supernova’ (both are characterized by a high percentage of double kernels), ‘Lauranne’ and ‘Pepparudda’. The cultivars ‘Fellamasa’, ‘Tuono’, ‘Falsa Barese’ and ‘Supernova’ showed a high kernel percentage, whereas ‘Pizzuta dAvola’, ‘Sannicandro’ and ‘Fascionello’ were found to have the highest shell percentage.

Publication

III International Symposium on Pistachios and Almonds

Authors

G. Lovicu, M. Pala, L. De Pau, D. Satta, M. Farci

Keywords

almond, cultivars, self-fertility, Mediterranean

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2002.591.73

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18. PISTACHIO GROWING IN IRAN

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19. ALMONDS AND PISTACHIOS IN THE WORLD MARKET

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28. ALMOND FRUITFULNESS AND ROLE OF SELF-FERTILITY

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29. LATEST ADVANCES IN ALMOND SELF-COMPATIBILITY

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30. MOLECULAR EVOLUTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF S-RNASE GENES AMONG ALMOND CULTIVARS

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31. HOMOZYGOUS VERSUS HETEROZYGOUS SELF-COMPATIBLE SEEDLINGS IN AN ALMOND BREEDING PROGRAMME

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39. CHARACTERIZATION OF TWIN EMBRYOS IN ALMOND

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S.M. Ghaffari | O. Fasihi-Harandi

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A. Chelli Chaabouni | N. Drira

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A. Ranjbar | P. van Damme | R. Samson | R. Lemeur

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68. EFFECTIVENESS OF BORON AND ZINC FOLIAR SPRAYS ON FRUIT SETTING OF TWO ALMOND CULTIVARS

C. Sotomayor | H. Silva | J. Castro

69. PISTACHIO NUT GROWING IN THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN

N. Kaska

70. REGIONAL ALMOND VARIETY TRIALS FOR CULTIVAR EVALUATION IN CALIFORNIA

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N. Kaska | B. Yesilkaynak | K.U. Yilmaz

72. EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF SEVENTEEN MALE PISTACHIO-THREE SPECIMENS

M. Ghrab | M. Ben Mimoun | H. Triki | H. Gouta

73. YIELD OF TWENTY FOUR ALMOND CULTIVARS IN A DRY AREA CLIMATE IN TUNISIA: FIVE YEARS OF STUDY

M. Ghrab | M. Ben Mimoun | H. Triki | R. Hellali

74. BIOAGRONOMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF SOME ALMOND CULTIVARS IN SARDINIA

G. Lovicu | M. Pala | L. De Pau | D. Satta | M. Farci

75. FRUIT QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS AND PRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOUR IN SARDINIAN ALMOND GERMPLASM

76. GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF PISTACIA ATLANTICA DESF. IN ALGERIA

S. Belhadj

77. MICROIRRIGATION OF ALMONDS

J.P. Edstrom | L.J. Schwankl

78. COMPARISON OF NUT REMOVAL AND HULL ROT AT HARVEST BETWEEN FULLY IRRIGATED AND STRESSED NONPAREIL ALMOND TREES

W.O. Reil

79. VIGOUR AND YIELD EVALUATION IN ALMOND TREES UNDER TWO PRUNING TREATMENTS

J. Castro | P. Jiménez

80. FIRST EVALUATION OF TWELVE PISTACHIO (P. VERA L.) FEMALE CULTIVARS

D. Rouskas

81. POTENTIAL USE OF SAPROPHYTIC YEASTS TO CONTROL ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS IN ALMOND AND PISTACHIO ORCHARDS

S.-S.T. Hua

82. AROMA COMPOUNDS INHIBITORY TO THE GROWTH OF ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS

S.-S.T. Hua | H. Shu | N. Han

83. BIONOMICS OF THE COMMON PISTACHIO PSYLLA, AGONOSCENA PISTACIAE, IN IRAN

M.R. Mehrnejad

84. THE NATURAL PARASITISM RATIO OF THE PISTACHIO TWIG BORER MOTH, KERMANIA PISTACIELLA, IN IRAN

M.R. Mehrnejad

85. PHYTOPHAGOUS AND PREDATORY MITES OF PISTACHIO TREES IN IRAN

M.R. Mehrnejad | E.A. Ueckermann

86. THE IMPORTANT BEETLE PESTS OF THE PISTACHIO TREES IN IRAN

H. Farivar-Mehin

87. THE LIFE CYCLE OF PILEOLARIA TEREBINTHI, THE CAUSAL AGENT OF PISTACHIO RUST ON PISTACIA MUTICA IN THE FARS PROVINCE OF IRAN

H. Hamzehzargani | Z. Banijashemi

88. BEHAVIOUR OF ALMOND CULTIVARS IN THE PRESENCE OF APERGILLUS FLAVUS LINK

F. Dicenta | E. Martínez-Pato | P. Martínez-Gómez

89. THE RESPONSE OF PEACH TWIG BORER (ANARSIA LINEATELLA), SAN JOSE SCALE (QUADRASPIDIOTUS PERNICIOSUS) AND THE SCALE PARASITOID ENCARSIA PERNICIOSI TO DORMANT SPRAYS IN ALMOND

L.C. Hendricks | W. Bentley

90. EVALUATION OF PRUNING AND FUNGICIDE SPRAYS TO CONTROL BOTRYOSPHAERIA BLIGHT OF PISTACIA VERA

91. RESISTANCE OF ALMOND CULTIVARS TO SHARKA (PLUM POX POTYVIRUS)

F. Dicenta | M. Rubio | M. Gambín | P. Martínez-Gómez

92. VIRUS DISEASES IN PORTUGUESE ALMOND TREES: DIAGNOSIS, IN SITU DETECTION AND GENETIC ENGINEERING FOR VIRUS RESISTANCE

93. TOLERANCE OF PEACH TWIG BORER, ANARSIA LINEATELLA ZELLER, TO ORGANOPHOSPHATE AND PYRETHROID INSECTICIDES

F.G. Zalom | D.B. Walsh | W. Krueger | J. Connell