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NEW NECTARINE CULTIVARS WITH VERY EARLY RIPENING PERIOD OBTAINED IN ROMANIA´S CONDITIONS

Article number

713_20

Pages

149 – 150

Language

English

Abstract

The nectarine breeding programme began at the Fruit Research Station Constanta in 1971. One of the main objectives was to obtain very early or early ripening genotypes.
Four cultivars named Romaner 2, Delta, Cora and Costin were licensed.
These cultivars are the earliest in the Romanian nectarine assortment.

Publication

VI International Peach Symposium

Authors

E. Topor, L.M. Dumitru, M. Trandafirescu

Keywords

breeding program, assortment, new cultivars

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2006.713.20

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2. ASSESSING PHENOLOGICAL DATA TO CLASSIFY NEWLY BRED PEACH AND NECTARINE SELECTIONS ACCORDING TO CHILLING REQUIREMENT

W.M. Pieterse | K.L. Theron | N.C. Cook

3. THE SICILIAN PEACH (PRUNUS PERSICA L. BATSCH) GERMPLASM: HORTICULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SANITARY STATUS

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7. A PHYSICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE PEACH GENOME

8. IN OVULE CULTURE SUCCESS AS AFFECTED BY SUGAR SOURCE AND FRUIT STORAGE DURATION IN NECTARINE

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9. PEACH BREEDING PROGRAM IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL

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10. INBREEDING OF THE MAJOR COMMERCIAL FRESH MARKET PEACH CULTIVARS GROWN IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL

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11. STUDIES REGARDING THE CREATION AND THE CULTIVATION OF ORNAMENTAL PEACH TREE VARIETIES IN THE ROMANIAN PARKS

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12. BREEDING STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE PEACH FRUIT QUALITY

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13. ORNAMENTAL PEACH AND ITS GENETIC RELATIONSHIPS REVEALED BY INTER-SIMPLE SEQUENCE REPEAT (ISSR) FINGERPRINTS

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14. PRESENT SITUATION OF PEACH BREEDING PROGRAMS: POST HARVEST AND FRUIT QUALITY ASSESSMENT

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15. FORCED GERMINATION OF NECTARINE SEEDS FOR EARLY PLANT ESTABLISHMENT IN A BREEDING PROGRAM

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16. NEW RUMANIAN PEACH CULTIVARS

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18. COMBINING ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC MODELS TO ANALYSE PEACH ORGANOLEPTIC QUALITY

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20. NEW NECTARINE CULTIVARS WITH VERY EARLY RIPENING PERIOD OBTAINED IN ROMANIA´S CONDITIONS

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21. PEACH FRUIT ESTS – ANNOTATION AND MAPPING

22. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF PEACH TREE AND FRUIT GROWTH RELATED TO MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

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23. EFFECT OF FRUIT CROP LOAD ON PEACH ROOT GROWTH

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24. SEASONAL CHANGES IN CALCIUM CONTENT IN EARLY AND LATE PEACH CULTIVARS

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25. CULTIVAR AND SEASONAL INFLUENCE ON STONE CHARACTERISTICS OF CLINGSTONE CANNING PEACHES

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26. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIOMETRIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS, APPLICATION TIME AND FLOWER BUD ABSCISSION INDUCED BY A DORMANCY BREAKING AGENT IN PEACH

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29. SOLAR RADIATION AFFECTS ´STARK REDGOLD´ NECTARINE FRUIT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

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30. CELL WALL PHYSICOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF NECTARINE FRUIT RELATED TO FLESH REDDENING SYMPTOMS

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32. EFFECT OF IRON CHLOROSIS ON YIELD, FRUIT SIZE AND FRUIT MATURITY IN NECTARINE

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33. INTERGRAFTING TO CONTROL VIGOR OF ´JUBILEU´ PEACH

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34. HARPIN PROTEIN APPLICATION IMPACTS FRUIT YIELD, SIZE AND RETENTION OF PEACH FRUIT

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35. EVALUATION OF CHILLING REQUIREMENT IN PEACH THROUGH GRAFTED TWIGS

36. INFLUENCE OF FRUIT MATURITY STAGE IN CHILLING REQUIREMENT OF PEACH SEEDS

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38. GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF 20 PEACH ROOTSTOCKS AND SELECTIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

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39. ´CASTORE´ AND ´POLLUCE´: TWO NEW HYBRID ROOTSTOCKS FOR PEACH AND NECTARINE

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42. PERFORMANCE OF PEACH ROOTSTOCKS PROPAGATED AS SEEDLINGS VS. CUTTINGS

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64. USING NIRS TO DETERMINE INTRINSIC FRUIT QUALITY AND HARVEST DATE

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66. PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS CHARACTERISATION OF PEACHES AND NECTARINES

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70. FIRMNESS AND SOLUBLE SOLIDS ASSESSMENT OF NECTARINES BY NIRS SPECTROSCOPY

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71. DETERMINATION OF MATURITY STAGE AND FRUIT QUALITY IN PEACH BY SKIN´S OPTICAL PROPERTIES

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72. PEACH QUALITY AND POSTHARVEST TECHNOLOGY

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73. GENETIC CONTROL OF INTERNAL BREAKDOWN IN PEACH

74. EFFECT OF 1-MCP ON POST HARVEST PERFORMANCE OF ´CHIMARRITA´ PEACH FRUITS

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76. CYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WOOLLY AND NORMAL NECTARINE MESOCARP

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77. POSTHARVEST APPLICATION OF ETHYLENE IN RELATION TO PULP WOOLLINESS

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78. ´GHIACCIO-1´ PEACH QUALITATIVE TRAITS ON SHELF LIFE AND COLD STORAGE

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79. SEGMENTS DETERMINATION OF FRESH PEACHES CONSUMERS THROUGH THE CONJOINT ANALYSIS: AN APPROXIMATION TO THE CHILEAN MARKET

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80. IMPLEMENTATION OF TRACEABILITY BASED ON BAR CODING SYSTEM EAN/UCC TO PEACH SUPPLY CHAIN OF CANNING CLINGSTONE