Articles
EVALUATION AND BREEDING OF PERSIMMON IN TAIWAN
Article number
601_33
Pages
233 – 237
Language
English
Abstract
Eleven local pollination constant astringent (PCA) Taiwanese persimmon (Diospyros kaki L.) varieties were evaluated for their tree and fruit characteristics. ‘Suzchou’, ‘Niouhsin’ and ‘Shihshih’ were the major commercial varieties used for soft, crisp and dry persimmons respectively. ‘Fuyu’ and’ Jiro’ are the leading pollination constant non-astringent (PCNA) persimmon varieties in the Taiwan middle elevation (600-1000M) area. ‘Fuyu’ had a narrower adaptation than ‘ Jiro’, which could be cultivated in central Taiwans low elevation area.
Two PCNA type persimmon genotypes were selected from the progenies of ‘Fuyu’ hybridized with an unnamed, PCNA genotype that exhibited staminate flowers and had grown in the central Taiwan low elevation area since about 1940.
Two PCNA type persimmon genotypes were selected from the progenies of ‘Fuyu’ hybridized with an unnamed, PCNA genotype that exhibited staminate flowers and had grown in the central Taiwan low elevation area since about 1940.
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Authors
I.-C. Wen
Keywords
Diospyros kaki, non-astringent, pollination constant, pollination variant
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