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THE EMBRAPA/ CLIMA TEMPERADO PEACH BREEDING PROGRAM AND ADAPTATION TO SUBTROPICAL REGIONS

Article number
606_7
Pages
45 – 50
Language
English
Abstract
Peach breeding in Brazil was started in 1950 by Orlando Rigitano, in the Instituto Agronômico de Campinas, São Paulo.
The foundation clones of this program were cultivars introduced from Florida, such as ‘Jewel’, ‘Suber’, ‘Hall’s Yellow’, ‘Angel’, and seedlings introduced by the Portuguese, since the XVI century.

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Authors
M. Do C.B. Raseira, F. Herter, C.A.S. Posser
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