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IMPROVING BREEDING EFFICIENCY IN BLACKCURRANT – THE APPLICATION OF NEW SELECTION TECHNIQUES IN RIBES

Article number

946_23

Pages

157 – 160

Language

English

Abstract

The deployment of marker-assisted breeding strategies in blackcurrant has started with the use of a PCR-based marker for gall mite resistance.
This is now a routine part of the selection process within the breeding programmes at the James Hutton Institute, and further work is in progress to develop similar approaches for other more complex traits.
Whilst the need for accurate field- and glasshouse-based phenotyping has never been more vital, the integration of enhanced phenotyping with the development of significant genomics resources offers an important opportunity for the improvement of breeding efficiency in blackcurrant.

Publication

X International Rubus and Ribes Symposium

Authors

R. Brennan, J. Russell, L. Jorgensen, I. Abreu , S. Gordon, D. Jarret, C. Hackett

Keywords

blackcurrant, molecular breeding, markers, pest resistance, dormancy

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.946.23

Online Articles (72)

1. NEW CHALLENGES IN THE RIBES BREEDING AND PRODUCTION

S. Pluta

2. GENETIC PARAMETERS ASSOCIATED WITH YIELD AND YIELD COMPONENTS IN RED RASPBERRY

M.J. Stephens | P.A. Alspach | C. Winefield

3. ANTHOCYANIN CONTENT OF WILD BLACK RASPBERRY GERMPLASM

M. Dossett | Jungmin Lee | C.E. Finn

4. SSR FINGERPRINTING OF BLACK RASPBERRY CULTIVARS SHOWS DISCREPANCIES IN IDENTIFICATION

M. Dossett | N.V. Bassil | C.E. Finn

5. CRYOPRESERVATION IN VITRO OF BLACKBERRY ‘ČAČANSKA BESTRNA’ SHOOT TIPS BY ENCAPSULATION DEHYDRATION

D. Ruić | T. Vujović

6. DEVELOPING MOLECULAR MARKERS FOR MARKER ASSISTED SELECTION FOR RESISTANCE TO RASPBERRY BUSHY DWARF VIRUS (RBDV) IN RED RASPBERRY

J.A. Ward | W.E. Boone | P.P. Moore | C.A. Weber

7. COMPARATIVE RNA-SEQ FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT IN THE RED RASPBERRY ‘LATHAM’

J.A. Ward | C.A. Weber

8. RIBES L. GENE BANK MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES

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9. PHENOTYPING AND GENOTYPING OF RUBUS GERMPLASM FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY TRAITS IN THE RASPBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM

10. A UNIVERSAL FINGERPRINTING SET FOR RED RASPBERRY

11. PRODUCTIVITY AND FRUIT QUALITY OF PRIMOCANE RASPBERRY CULTIVARS AND SELECTIONS

A. Sasnauskas | L. Buskiene | T. Siksnianas | M. Rubinskiene

12. YIELD COMPONENTS AND FRUIT QUALITY OF FLORICANE FRUITING RASPBERRY CULTIVARS GROWN IN SERBIA

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13. GENERATIVE POTENTIAL AND FRUIT QUALITY OF PROMISING RED RASPBERRY SEEDLINGS

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14. GENETIC RESOURCES OF BLACKBERRY WILD SPECIES IN MICHOACAN, MEXICO

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15. POLYPHENOLIC COMPOUNDS IN BLACKCURRANTS

K. Rumpunen | M. Vagiri | A. Ekholm

16. CROPPING AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF BLACK CURRANT (RIBES NIGRUM L.) CULTIVARS IN NORWAY

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17. IMPROVEMENT OF IN VITRO MICROPROPAGATION OF BLACK CURRANT ‘ČAČANSKA CRNA’

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18. AN IN VITRO PROPAGATION AND REGENERATION SYSTEM FOR RUBUS GERMPLASM

P. Poncetta | M. Grisenti | L. Giongo

19. DIPHENYLUREA DERIVATIVES IN MICROPROPAGATION OF PRIMOCANE-FRUITING RASPBERRIES AND BLACK CURRANTS

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20. ‘ASKER’ AS SOURCE OF RESISTANCE TO RASPBERRY ROOT ROT

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21. EVALUATION OF BLACKCURRANT CULTIVARS FOR MACHINE HARVESTING IN ESTONIA

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22. RASPBERRY BREEDING IN MONTENEGRO

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23. IMPROVING BREEDING EFFICIENCY IN BLACKCURRANT – THE APPLICATION OF NEW SELECTION TECHNIQUES IN RIBES

24. PRIMOCANE BLACKBERRY: ANOTHER DIMENSION IN BREEDING AND SELECTION OF NEW CULTIVARS FOR COMMERCIAL MARKETS

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25. BREEDING PRIMOCANE RASPBERRIES IN RUSSIA

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26. RESULTS OF RED RASPBERRY BREEDING IN LATVIA

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27. RIBES BREEDING PROGRAMMES IN UKRAINE – RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS

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28. EVALUATION OF RED AND WHITE CURRANT CULTIVARS IN LATVIA

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29. EVALUATION OF AGRONOMICAL CHARACTERS OF BLACKCURRANT CULTIVARS AND SELECTIONS IN LITHUANIA

A. Sasnauskas | T. Siksnianas | V. Stanys | C. Bobinas

30. NEW CURRANT CULTIVARS

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31. PERFORMANCE OF RUSSIAN PRIMOCANE FRUITING RED RASPBERRY CULTIVARS IN LATVIA

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32. PROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RASPBERRY CULTIVARS SUITED TO MACHINE HARVEST AND PROCESS MARKETS IN THE PACIFIC NORTH WEST

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33. EFFICIENCY OF ATTRACTIVE TRAPS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST BYTURUS TOMENTOSUS IN RASPBERRIES: EXAMPLES FROM SWITZERLAND, SCOTLAND AND NORWAY

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34. MONITORING THE FLIGHT DYNAMICS OF RASPBERRY CANE MIDGE RESSELIELLA THEOBALDI BARNES BY PHEROMON TRAPS IN WESTERN SERBIA REGION

S.T. Tanasković | S.N. Milenković

35. CONTROL OF DIEBACK, CAUSED BY EUTYPA LATA, IN RED CURRANT (RIBES RUBRUM) AND GOOSEBERRY (RIBES UVA-CRISPA) IN THE NETHERLANDS

M. Wenneker | P.A.H. van der Steeg | P. Vink | I.R. van Brouwershaven | M.M.J.P. van Raak

36. INFLUENCE OF WATER VOLUME AND DROP SIZE IN RASPBERRIES

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37. ALASKAN RIBES L. AND RUBUS L. PLANT SPECIES SURVEYED FOR VIRUSES

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38. A SURVEY OF RASPBERRY PESTS IN MONTENEGRO

S. Hrnčić | S. Radonjić

39. OPEN FIELD SURVEYS TO EVALUATE THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF RED RASPBERRY GENOTYPES TO RASPBERRY GALL MIDGE, LASIOPTERA RUBI SCHRANK (DIPTERA, CECIDOMYIIDAE) – 4 YEAR RESULTS

S.T. Tanasković | S.N. Milenković

40. RASPBERRY LEAF AND BUD MITE (PHYLLOCOPTES GRACILIS) IN SERBIA: THE PEST STATUS AND CONTROL OPTIONS

S.N. Milenković | D. Marčić

41. BLACKCURRANT GALL MITES IN LATVIA: RESISTANCE OF CULTIVARS AND EFFICACY OF ACARICIDES

I. Apenite | B. Ralle | V. Laugale | S. Strautina

42. EFFECTS OF RASPBERRY BUSHY DWARF VIRUS ON FRUIT TRAITS IN FIVE RASPBERRY CULTIVARS

P.P. Moore | W.K. Hoashi-Erhardt

43. BACTERIAL DISEASES OF RASPBERRY IN SERBIA

S. Milijašević-Marčić | E. Rekanović | V. Gavrilović

44. BASELINE SENSITIVITY OF BOTRYTIS CINEREA ISOLATES FROM RASPBERRY TO A NOVEL FUNGICIDE FLUOPYRAM

45. SEPTOCYTA RUBORUM: OCCURENCE AND POSSIBILITY OF DISEASE CONTROL IN SERBIA

M. Aleksić | M. Stepanović | B. Duduk | E. Rekanović

46. ROOT TRAITS ASSOCIATED WITH PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT RESISTANCE IN RED RASPBERRY

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47. FIELD EFFICACY OF FUNGICIDES AND BIOFUNGICIDES IN THE CONTROL OF SPUR BLIGHT OF RASPBERRIES IN SERBIA

48. BIOLOGICAL SPECTRUM OF WEED FLORA AND VEGETATION OF RASPBERRY PLANTINGS IN SERBIA

49. ECOLOGICAL AND CHOROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF WEED FLORA OF RASPBERRY PLANTATIONS IN SERBIA

50. CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF WEED SPECIES IN RASPBERRY PLANTATIONS IN SERBIA

51. WEED CONTROL IN RASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY PLANTINGS BY HERBICIDES

52. SENSITIVITY OF RED RASPBERRY TO SEVERAL HERBICIDES WITH POTENTIAL TO AID IN THE CONTROL OF PERENNIAL WEEDS

T.W. Miller | C.R. Libbey

53. PESTICIDES USED IN RUBUS AND RIBES SPECIES: PHI AND MRL IN EU AND SERBIAN LEGISLATION

54. TRENDS OF DITHIOCARBAMATE RESIDUES IN RASPBERRIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA OVER THE PERIOD 2007/2010

55. DIVERSITY OF CURRANT (RIBES) SPECIES AND CULTIVARS INFESTED BY CECIDOPHYOPSIS MITES IN LATVIA

A. Stalažs

56. BLACKBERRY PRODUCTION SYSTEMS – A WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE

B.C. Strik | C.E. Finn

57. PROTECTED CULTIVATION OF RASPBERRIES

A. Dale

58. OPTIMIZATION OF PRIMOCANE-FRUITING RED RASPBERRY PRODUCTION GROWN UNDER HIGH TUNNELS

S.A. Raymond-Bayne | A. Gosselin | Y. Desjardins | L. Gauthier

59. FERTIGATION TIMING AND FERTILIZER COMPOSITION AFFECTS GROWTH AND YIELD IN RASPBERRY LONG CANE AND FIELD PRODUCTION

N. Opstad | A. Sønsteby | H.G. Espelien | U. Myrheim

60. IRRIGATION IN RASPBERRIES – WITH AND WITHOUT FERTIGATION

G. Muster | D. Rupp

61. FLOWERING DYNAMIC AND SUSCEPTIBILITY OF THE FLOWERS OF BLACK CURRANT (RIBES NIGRUM L.) AND RED CURRANT (RIBES RUBRUM L.) TO SPRING FROSTS

62. BLACKBERRY PRODUCTION BY FLORICANE STEM CUTTINGS

D.M. Gonçalves | C.M. Oliveira | L. Lopes-da-Fonseca | P.B. Oliveira

63. HOT WATER TREATMENT ENHANCES BUDBREAK AND ROOT FORMATION IN BLACK CURRANT ‘ÖJEBYN’

M. Rantanen | P. Palonen

64. IN VITRO ESTABLISHMENT AND PROLIFERATION OF RED CURRANT CULTIVAR ‘DETVAN’

J. Sedlak | F. Paprstein

65. VEGETATIVE POTENTIAL OF PLANTS OF RASPBERRY ‘WILLAMETTE’ GROWN ON DIFFERENT GROWING MEDIA AND TREATED WITH DIFFERENT FOLIAR FERTILIZERS

Z. Karaklajić-Stajić | D. Ružić | I.S. Glišić | J. Luković | T. Milošević

66. PRIMOCANE-FRUITING BLACKBERRY PERFORMANCE IN HIGH TUNNELS IN COLD REGIONS

E. Hanson

67. RUBUS AND RIBES INDUSTRY IN SERBIA: A PRODUCTION MODEL FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

M. Nikolić | B. Tanović

68. THE EFFECT OF PACKAGING MATERIALS ON THE QUALITY OF DRIED CANDIED BLACK CURRANTS

69. NUTRITIONAL VALUES OF THREE ORGANICALLY GROWN BLACK CURRANT CULTIVARS

N. Magazin | Z. Keserović | B. Milić | M. Dorić

70. BIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF WHITE CURRANT (RIBES RUBRUM L.) CULTIVARS

71. HEALTH PROMOTING COMPOUNDS IN BLACK CURRANTS – THE START OF A STUDY CONCERNING ONTOGENETIC AND GENETIC EFFECTS

M. Vagiri | E. Johansson | K. Rumpunen

72. PREDICTING THE YIELD OF RED CURRANT (RIBES RUBRUM L.)

B. Djordjević | D. Petrović | T. Vulić | M. Veličković | D. Milatović