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THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BLACK CURRANT CULTIVARS TO LEAF SPOT CAUSED BY PSEUDOPEZIZA RIBIS KLEB.

Article number

60_26

Pages

205 – 214

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Abstract

The reactions to Pseudopeziza ribis leaf spot of 13 black currant cultivars in two replicated experiments, and 22 cultivars in an observation trial were recorded over a number of years.
Highest yields of Fruit were obtained from Baldwin, Blacksmith, Malvem Cross and Mendip Cross.

Publication

Symposium on Breeding and Machine Harvesting of Rubus and Ribes

Authors

F.O. Ríordáin, T.F. O’Callaghan

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1976.60.26

Online Articles (27)

2. REVIEW OF RASPBERRY HARVESTERS AND PROTOTYPES USED IN BRITAIN

P.D. Waister

3. MECHANICAL HARVESTING OF RED RASPBERRY, RUBUS IDAEUS L., IN WASHINGTON, U.S.A.

Bruce H. Barritt

4. SOURCES OF YIELD LOSS IN MACHINE HARVESTED RASPBERRY CROPS

M.R. Cormack | P.D. Waister

5. PREDICTION OF HARVEST EFFICIENCY IN RASPBERRY CROPS OF DIFFERING MATURITY CHARACTERISTICS

P. B. Topham | D.T. Mason

6. CONTROL OF CANE BLIGHT (LEPTOSPHAERIA CONIOTHYRIUM) IN RED RASPBERRY FOLLOWING MECHANICAL HARVESTING

B. Williamson | A.J. Hargreaves

7. INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENICITY OF LEPTOSPHAERIA CONIOTHYRIUM AND OTHER STEM INHABITING FUNGI ON RASPBERRY CANES

E. Seemüller

8. THE EFFECT OF MECHANICAL HARVESTING ON THE RASPBERRY CANE MIDGE, RESSELIELLA THEOBALDI

J.A.T. Woodford

9. BIENNIAL CROPPING OF RASPBERRIES FOR MACHINE HARVESTING

P.D. Waister | M.R. Cormack

10. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN BREEDING FOR FRUIT ROT RESISTANCE IN RED RASPBERRY

Hugh A. Daubeny | H.S. Pepin

11. CONTROL OF PRE-AND POSTHARVEST FRUIT ROT OF RASPBERRIES BY FIELD SPRAYS

J.A. Freeman | H.S. Pepin

12. HISTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF γ RADIATION EFFECTS ON RUBUS FRUITS

R. Jona | R. Vallania

13. RASPBERRY BREEDING FOR MECHANICAL HARVESTING IN NORTHERN RUSSIA

V.V. Kichina

14. A SYNOPSIS OF MECHANICAL HARVESTING OF RUBUS IN OREGON

L.W. Martin | F.J. Lawrence

15. THE USE OF GROWTH REGULATORS TO AID THE MECHANICAL HARVESTING OF RASPBERRIES – AN INTERIM REPORT

J.N. Knight

16. CHANGES IN THE FRUIT RETENTION STRENGTH OF THE RED RASPBERRY (RUBUS IDAEUS L.) DURING RIPENING AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO THE SELECTION OF RASPBERRY CLONES SUITABLE FOR MECHANICAL HARVESTING

D.T. Mason

17. PROGRESS IN RUBUS BREEDING AT EAST MALLING

E. Keep

18. RASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY BREEDING AT THE SCOTTISH HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

D.L. Jennings | A. Dale | E. Carmichael

19. FALL-BEARING RED RASPBERRIES, THEIR FUTURE AND POTENTIAL

Donald K. Ourecky

20. BREEDING SELF-SUPPORTING FALL-CROPPING RED RASPBERRIES

F.J. Lawrence

21. THE NECTAR RASPBERRY, RUBUS IDAEUS X RUBUS ARCTICUS – A NEW CULTIVATED PLANT

H. Hiirsalmi | J. Säkö

22. PROSPECTS FOR BREEDING HIGHER YIELDING RASPBERRIES

A. Dale

23. POLLINATION AND FRUIT SET IN RASPBERRIES

G. Redalen

24. NORTH SWEDISH PROGRESS IN MACHINE HARVESTING AND BREEDING OF RIBES

G. Larsson

25. COMPOSITION OF THE ESSENTIAL OIL OF BLACK CURRANT BUDS – ITS VARIABILITY AND INHERITANCE

A. Latrasse | B. Lantin

26. BLACK CURRANT BREEDING AT THE SCOTTISH HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

M.M. Anderson

27. THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BLACK CURRANT CULTIVARS TO LEAF SPOT CAUSED BY PSEUDOPEZIZA RIBIS KLEB.

F.O. Ríordáin | T.F. O'Callaghan