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ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERSPECTIVES IN CREATING ROOTSTOCKS AND IN THE TECHNOLOGY FOR OBTAINING GRAFTED WALNUT TREES IN ROMANIA

Article number

658_71

Pages

479 – 486

Language

English

Abstract

To improve the present assortment of generative rootstocks in walnut, ten prospective elites were selected in order to study the main biological and agro-productive characteristics of trees and the main physical characteristics of fruits, together with their behaviour in the tree nursery.
To improve the technology for obtaining grafted trees, the influence of grafting time and method on grafting success, the resistance of graft buds to frost, and the production of standard trees were monitored.

Publication

I International Symposium on Rootstocks for Deciduous Fruit Tree Species

Authors

I. Godeanu, A. Baciu, GH. Achim, S. Cosmulescu

Keywords

nut characteristics, selection breeding, grafted walnut

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2004.658.71

Online Articles (104)

2. VIGOUR MECHANISMS IN DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS FOR TEMPERATE FRUIT TREES

A.D. Webster

3. ROOTSTOCK AND NUTRITION MODIFY SYLLEPTIC BRANCHING IN SWEET CHERRY CV. ‘BIGARREAU VAN’

4. PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS INDUCED BY COPPER EXCESS IN PEACH ROOTSTOCK MRS 2/5 AND GF 677 GROWTH IN VITRO

A. Francini | L. Sebastiani | C. Vitagliano

5. COMPARISON OF PHENOLIC CONTENT OF ‘LIBERTY’ APPLE (MALUS X DOMESTICA) ON VARIOUS ROOTSTOCKS

E. García | C.R. Rom | J.B. Murphy

6. COMPARING ROOT AND AERIAL GROWTH DYNAMICS OF TWO APPLE HYBRIDS OWNROOTED AND GRAFTED ON M.9

E. García-Villanueva | E. Costes | C. Jourdan

7. EFFECT OF DEPTH OF PLANTING/BUDDING HEIGHT AND SOLAR RADIATION EXPOSURE OF M.26, MM.106 ROOTSTOCKS AND B.9/MM.111 INTERSTEMS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF ‘IDARED’ APPLE TREES

K. Hrotko | L. Magyar

8. ROOTSTOCK EFFECT ON STEM WATER POTENTIAL GRADIENTS IN CV. ‘ARMKING’ NECTARINE TREES

A. Motisi | F. Pernice | F. Sottile | T. Caruso

9. FLORAL MORPHOLOGY AND POLLEN VIABILITY OF THE ‘FORASTERO’ CULTIVAR [PRUNUS PERSICA (L.) BATSCH], AS MODIFIED BY THE ROOTSTOCK

S. Radice | M. Ontivero | A. Andorno | S. Dessy

10. MIROVAL – A NEW CLONAL ROOTSTOCK FOR EUROPEAN TYPE PLUM CULTIVARS

11. THE EFFECT OF EUROPEAN PEAR (PYRUS COMMUNIS L.) AND QUINCE (CYDONIA OBLONGA L.) SEEDLING ROOTSTOCKS ON GROWTH AND PERFORMANCE OF SOME ASIAN PEAR (PYRUS SEROTINA REHD.) CULTIVARS

K. Arzani

12. EVALUATION OF ROOTSTOCK VVA-1 WITH THE PLUM CULTIVARS ‘OPAL’, ‘AVALON’ AND ‘EXCALIBUR’

J.M.T. Balkhoven-Baart | F.M. Maas

13. THE INFLUENCE OF 12 M.9 CLONES AND 12 OTHER DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS ON ‘FUJI’ APPLE TREE GROWTH, PRODUCTIVITY AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SOUTHWEST TRUNK INJURY IN WASHINGTON

B.H. Barritt | B.S. Konishi | M.A. Dilley

14. AGRONOMIC RESULTS OF VICTOR, A SEMI-DWARF CHERRY ROOTSTOCK

A. Battistini | E.S. Berini

15. THE RESULTS OF EXTENDED DURATION TESTING OF APPLE ROOTSTOCKS IN LATVIA

A. Bite | J. Lepsis

16. EVALUATION OF THREE SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS AND ONE SOUR CHERRY HYBRID ON DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS

G. Bujdosó

17. INFLUENCE OF CLONAL ROOTSTOCKS ON GROWTH AND CROPPING OF ‘LAPINS’ SWEET CHERRY

Z. Cmelik | J. Druzic | B. Duralija | D. Bencic

18. INFLUENCE OF SUBCLONES OF M.9 AND P.22 AND NEW POLISH-BRED ROOTSTOCKS ON GROWTH AND YIELDS OF ‘JONAGOLD’ AND ‘LIGOL’ APPLE TREES

A. Czynczyk | P. Bielicki | B. Bartosiewicz

19. STRATIFICATION TEMPERATURE AFFECTS THE IN VITRO GERMINATION OF IMMATURE PRUNUS EMBRYOS

M.E. Daorden | J.A. Marín | A. Arbeloa

20. GISELA 3 (209/1) – A NEW CHERRY ROOTSTOCK CLONE OF THE GIESSEN SERIES

S. Franken-Bembenek

21. THE RESPONSE OF ‘CATHERINE’ CULTIVAR PEACH TREES GRAFTED ON SIXTEEN ROOTSTOCKS UNDER FOUR IRRIGATION LEVELS

J. García Brunton | L. Rincón | J. Sáez

22. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A GERMAN SWEET CHERRY ROOTSTOCK TRIAL

P. Hilsendegen

23. PERFORMANCE OF SOME PEAR ROOTSTOCKS IN LLEIDA AND GIRONA (CATALONIA, NE-SPAIN)

24. THE EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT PLUM AND PEAR ROOTSTOCKS IN THE NURSERY

J. Lepsis | I. Drudze | U. Dekens

25. EVALUATION OF THE APPLE CLONAL ROOTSTOCK PURE 1 IN THE ORCHARD WITH DIFFERENT PRUNING AND TRAINING SYSTEMS

J. Lepsis

26. A MULTI-SITE ROOTSTOCK TRIAL WITH THE APPLE CULTIVARS ‘COX’s ORANGE PIPPIN’ AND ‘JONAGOLD’

F.M. Maas | S.J. Wertheim

27. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON NINE PEACH ROOTSTOCKS GROWN IN A REPLANT SOIL

R. Massai | F. Loreti

28. EARLY PERFORMANCE OF ‘DISCOVERY’ APPLES ON 8 ROOTSTOCKS GROWING IN A NORTHERN CLIMATE

M. Meland | O. Frøynes | M.E. Moe

29. PEAR CULTIVARS USED AS INTERSTEMS SHOW PROMISE AFTER EIGHT YEARS IN TWO OREGON LOCATIONS

E.A. Mielke | D. Sugar

30. CUMULATIVE YIELD OF ‘LIBERTY’ APPLE ON GENEVA DWARF AND SEMI-DWARF ROOTSTOCKS INTHE FIRST TEN YEARS AFTER PLANTING

R.E. Moran | J.R. Schupp

31. A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE VEGETATIVE BEHAVIOUR OF THE ‘FORASTERO’ PEACH CULTIVAR GRAFTED ON DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS

S. Radice | S. Dessy | A. Andorno | M. Ontivero

32. PERFORMANCE OF ELITE CORNELL GENEVA APPLE ROOTSTOCKS IN LONG-TERM ORCHARD TRIALS ON GROWERS FARMS

T.L. Robinson | S.A. Hoying

33. PERFORMANCE OF GISELA CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

T.L. Robinson | R.L. Andersen | S.A. Hoying

34. PERFORMANCE OF CORNELL-GENEVA ROOTSTOCKS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA IN MULTI-LOCATION NC-140 ROOTSTOCK TRIALS

35. FRUTANA^® – A NEW INTERSTOCK FOR SWEET CHERRY TREES

E. Rozpara | Z.S. Grzyb

36. THE INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK B 9 ON APPLE GROWING AND YIELDS, AS INFLUENCED BY MULCHING AND FERTIGATION

E. Rubauskis | M. Skrivele | I. Dimza | V. Berlands

37. GROWTH AND CROPPING OF THREE APPLE CULTIVARS ON DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS OVER A 7-YEAR PERIOD

A. Sadowski | R. Dziuban | K. Jabłoński

38. GROWTH, YIELD AND PRUNING REQUIREMENTS OF SWEET CHERRY AS AFFECTED BY ROOTSTOCKS

G. Simon | K. Hrotkó | L. Magyar

39. PERFORMANCE OF THREE ROOTSTOCKS FOR PLUMS IN TWO DIFFERENT SOILS AND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

M. Sitarek | Z.S. Grzyb | B. Guzowska-Spaleniak | J. Lis

40. COMPARISON OF 22 ROOTSTOCKS OF DIFFERENT VIGOUR AND ORIGIN USED FOR ‘ELISE’ APPLE TREES

A. Słowiński

41. ROOTSTOCKS USED FOR FRUIT CROPS IN CHILE: AN OVERVIEW

C. Sotomayor | J. Castro

42. EARLY PERFORMANCE OF PEAR CULTIVARS ON VARIOUS OLD HOME x FARMINGDALE (OHxf) INTERSTEM-ROOTSTOCK COMBINATIONS

D. Sugar | E.A. Mielke

43. PERFORMANCE OF APPLE CULTIVARS AND ROOTSTOCKS IN VARIOUS ORCHARD SYSTEMS IN NORTH-EASTERN HUNGARY

F. Takács

44. INFLUENCE OF INTERSTOCK ON GROWTH AND CROPPING OF ‘RED ELSTAR’ APPLE

S. Tojnko | Z. Cmelik | P. Zadravec

45. DWARFING ROOTSTOCKS FOR SWEET CHERRIES

J. Vercammen

46. SEARCH FOR A MORE DWARFING ROOTSTOCK FOR APPLE

J. Vercammen

47. EFFECT OF SEVERAL PEACH x ALMOND HYBRID ROOTSTOCKS ON FRUIT QUALITY OF PEACHES

E.S. Albás | S. Jiménez | J. Aparicio | J.A. Betrán | M.A. Moreno

48. EFFECT OF SEVERAL NEW POLISH ROOTSTOCKS AND M.9 SUBCLONES ON GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF TWO APPLE, ‘KING JONAGOLD’ AND ‘ELSHOF’ CULTIVARS

P. Bielicki | A. Czynczyk | D. Chlebowska

49. PERFORMANCE OF SOME CLONAL APPLE ROOTSTOCKS IN GIRONA AND LLEIDA (CATALONIA, NE-SPAIN) WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FRUIT QUALITY

J. Bonany | J. Carbó | M. Casals | I. Iglesias | R. Montserrat

50. EVALUATION OF AGRONOMICAL PERFORMANCE OF SEVERAL PEACH ROOTSTOCKS IN LLEIDA AND GIRONA (CATALONIA, NE-SPAIN)

I. Iglesias | R. Montserrat | J. Carbó | J. Bonany | M. Casals

51. THE INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK CLONES ON YIELD, FRUIT SIZE AND COLOURING OF APPLES OF THE CULTIVAR ‘JONAGOLD’

T. Jakubowski

52. EFFECT OF SEVERAL ROOTSTOCKS ON FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘SUNBURST’ SWEET CHERRY

53. PEAR ROOTSTOCK EFFECT ON GROWTH, PRODUCTIVITY AND FRUIT INTERNAL QUALITY

D. Kviklys | N. Kvikliene

54. FRUIT QUALITY OF SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON FOUR DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS

G. Simon | K. Hrotkó | L. Magyar

55. FRUIT QUALITY AND STORABILITY OF ‘ELISE’ APPLES DEPENDING ON THE ROOTSTOCK

I. Slowinska | K. Tomala | A. Slowinski

56. EFFECT OF CONTAMINATION BY VIRUSES ON VEGETATIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE GROWTH OF SOUR CHERRY ON F12/1 AND DAMIL ROOTSTOCKS

D. Andersone | H. Wustenberghs | N.C. Cook | J. Keulemans

57. RESISTANCE OF APPLE ROOTSTOCKS TO FIRE BLIGHT CAUSED BY ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

B.H. Barritt | B.S. Konishi | M.A. Dilley | L. Pusey

58. SIMPLE EXCISED TWIG ASSAY OF MALUS SPECIES FOR DETERMINING RESISTANCE TO VALSA CANKER

H. Bessho | S. Komori | J. Soejima

59. A STUDY ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO EUTYPA ARMENIACAE OF VARIOUS COMBINATIONS OF APRICOT CULTIVARS AND ROOTSTOCKS

60. PERFORMANCE OF NEW SELECTIONS OF PRUNUS ROOTSTOCKS, RESISTANT TO ROOT KNOT NEMATODES, IN WATERLOGGING CONDITIONS

61. EFFECTS OF BORON AND SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON GROWTH AND PERFORMANCE OF SOME YOUNG PISTACHIO ROOTSTOCK SEEDLINGS

K. Arzani | H. Hokmabadi

62. EVALUATION OF THE STRESS CAPACITY OF DIFFERENT SOIL TYPES ON THE SCION – ROOTSTOCK BIOSYSTEM FOR PLUM

I. Botu | G. Achim | M. Botu

63. EVALUATION OF SOME PLUM ROOTSTOCKS IN RELATION TO LIME-INDUCED CHLOROSIS BY HYDROPONIC CULTURE

F. Cinelli | F. Loreti

64. FIELD-TESTING PEACH ROOTSTOCK SELECTIONS FOR TOLERANCE TO PEACH TREE SHORT LIFE AND REPLANT SITES IN SOUTH CAROLINA

G.L. Reighard | D.R. Ouellette | T.G. Beckman | K.H. Brock | D.R. Newall Jr.

65. THE BEGINNING OF THE PROJECT ‘BALTIC FRUIT ROOTSTOCK STUDIES’

A. Bite | D. Kviklys | T. Univer | T. Lukut

66. NEW PLUM ROOTSTOCK SELECTIONS WITH LOW VIGOR AND HIGH CAPACITY OF PROPAGATION

I. Botu | E. Turcu | M. Botu

67. GROWTH, YIELD AND PHYSIOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF SIZE-CONTROLLING PEACH ROOTSTOCKS DEVELOPED IN CALIFORNIA

68. PRELIMINARY HORTICULTURAL RESULTS AND WATER PHYSIOLOGY ASPECTS IN NEW ALMOND ROOTSTOCKS SELECTIONS

F.R. De Salvador

69. SELECTION FOR NEW PEAR ROOTSTOCKS: IN VITRO SCREENING AND FIELD EVALUATION FOR TOLERANCE TO IRON CHLOROSIS

70. ROOTSTOCK SELECTION FOR THE APRICOT CULTIVAR ‘MONIQUÍ’

P. Errea | A. Wünsch | J.I. Hormaza

71. SELECTION OF WALNUT (JUGLANS REGIA L.) ROOTSTOCKS

D. Frutos | A. Carrillo | J. Cos

72. ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERSPECTIVES IN CREATING ROOTSTOCKS AND IN THE TECHNOLOGY FOR OBTAINING GRAFTED WALNUT TREES IN ROMANIA

I. Godeanu | A. Baciu | GH. Achim | S. Cosmulescu

73. NEW ROOTSTOCKS OF STONE FRUIT TREES SELECTED IN SKIERNIEWICE, POLAND

Z.S. Grzyb

74. CHERRY ROOTSTOCK BREEDING AT THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUIT SCIENCE, BUDAPEST

K. Hrotkó

75. MAHALEB ROOTSTOCKS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUIT SCIENCE, BUDAPEST

K. Hrotkó | L. Magyar

76. THE BREEDING PROGRAMME OF PEACH ROOTSTOCKS AT THE FRUIT RESEARCH STATION IN CONSTANTA, ROMANIA

A. Indreias

77. PEACH ROOTSTOCKS CREATED AND USED IN ROMANIA

A. Indreias | I. Dutu | I. Stefan

78. APRICOT ROOTSTOCKS CREATED AND USED IN ROMANIA

A. Indreias | I. Stefan | I. Dutu

79. INITIAL SEVEN – YEAR EVALUATION OF THIRTEEN HORNER PEAR ROOTSTOCKS

E.A. Mielke | D. Sugar

80. BREEDING AND SELECTION OF PRUNUS ROOTSTOCKS AT THE AULA DEI EXPERIMENTAL STATION, ZARAGOZA, SPAIN

M.A. Moreno

81. SELECTION OF SEEDLING ROOTSTOCKS FOR APRICOT AND ALMOND

82. PEAR ROOTSTOCK BREEDING IN FRANCE

M.H. Simard | J.C. Michelesi | A. Masseron

83. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF TESTING NEW SWEET CHERRY ROOTSTOCKS

S. Ruisa | E. Rubauskis

84. EVALUATION OF COMPATIBILITY FOR GRAFTED APPLE-TREES BY THE METHOD OF COINCIDENCE GROWTH RHYTHMS

M. Abolins

85. EARLY DETECTION OF GRAFT COMPATIBILITY IN APRICOT/PRUNUS COMBINATIONS

P. Errea | C. Borruey

86. GRAFTING IN VITRO SHOOTS ON ACCLIMATING PLANTS: MORPHOLOGICAL AND ANATOMICAL ASPECTS OF COMPATIBLE AND INCOMPATIBLE PEAR/QUINCE COMBINATIONS

S. Musacchi | T. Ganino | S. Grassi | A. Fabbri

87. HIGH MARKER DENSITY AROUND THE PEACH NEMATODE RESISTANCE GENES

P. Arús | M. Mnejja | D. Esmenjaud | N. Bosselut | E. Dirlewanger

88. REGENERATION AND SELECTION OF QUINCE BA29 (CYDONIA OBLONGA MILL.) SOMACLONES TOLERANT TO LIME-INDUCED CHLOROSIS

F. Cinelli | F. Loreti | R. Muleo

89. BREEDING FOR A NEW GENERATION OF PRUNUS ROOTSTOCKS: AN EXAMPLE OF MAS

90. EFFECT OF HIGH AND LOW TEMPERATURE ON THE LEAF REGENERATING CAPACITY OF QUINCE BA29 ROOTSTOCK

S. Morini | C. D'Onofrio | M. Fisichella | F. Loreti

91. MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF ROOTSTOCKS FOR SWEET CHERRY (PRUNUS AVIUM L.)

A. Wünsch | R. Gella | J.I. Hormaza

92. MICROPROPAGATION ENHANCES IN VITRO ESTABLISHMENT AND MULTIPLICATION OF NEW CULTURES FROM FIELD GROWN PLANTS OF ADESOTO 101 (PRUNUS INSITITIA) ROOTSTOCK

P. Andreu | J.A. Marín

93. MICROPROPAGATION OF POLLIZO V4 – CIDA SELECTION

J. Cos | M.A. Sánchez | R. García | J. Rodríguez | J.J. García

94. DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMAL CULTURE MEDIUM AND GROWTH REGULATOR CONCENTRATION FOR THE IN VITRO PROLIFERATION STAGE OF THE PEACH-ALMOND HYBRID MAYOR^®

J. Cos | D. Frutos | M.A. Sÿnchez | J. Rodríguez | A. Carrillo

95. IN VITRO ROOTING STUDY OF THE PEACH-ALMOND HYBRID MAYOR^®

J. Cos | D. Frutos | R. García | J. Rodríguez | A. Carrillo

96. FERDOR-JULIOR, MYRAN-YUMIR AND ST. JULIEN GF 655-2 ROOTSTOCKS: PROPAGATION BY CUTTINGS WITH GROWTH REGULATORS AND BOTTOM HEAT

S. Dessy | S. Radice | A. Andorno | M. Ontivero

97. COMPARISON OF TWO STRATIFICATION METHODS FOR SEEDS OF THREE PEACH ROOTSTOCKS CLONES

T. Jakubowski

98. APPLE ROOTSTOCK EFFECT ON THE QUALITY OF PLANTING MATERIAL

D. Kviklys

99. THE POSSIBILITIES OF PROPAGATION OF THE ROOTSTOCK OF PRUNUS PUMILA L. ‘PUMISELEKT’ BY HARDWOOD CUTTINGS

B. Krška | I. Oukropec | J. Mařák

100. PRELIMINARY STUDY OF MEXICAN GERMPLASM USED AS ROOTSTOCKS AND FOR FRUIT PRODUCTION IN CENTRAL MEXICO

M.P. Longar-Blanco | A. Ramírez-Treviño | S. Bautista-Baños

101. EFFECT OF WOUNDS APPLIED TO THE BASES OF HERBACEOUS CUTTINGS ON THE ROOTING OF FOUR JAPANESE APRICOT CLONES (PRUNUS MUME SIEB. ET ZUCC.) IN AN INTERMITTENT MIST SYSTEM

N.A. Mayer | F.M. Pereira

102. DIFFERENTIAL GROWTH OF PLUM ROOTSTOCKS IN INDOOR OR OUTDOOR CONDITIONS

M.A. Romero | M.I. Urrutia | A.M. Viviers

103. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF SEVEN QUINCE CULTIVARS FOR UTILIZATION AS PEAR ROOTSTOCKS IN BRAZIL

L. Rufato | A. De Rossi | C.L. Giacobbo | J.C. Fachinello

104. PROPAGATION OF PLUM ROOTSTOCKS BY HARDWOOD CUTTINGS

V. Szecskó | K. Hrotkó