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PRODUCTION OF CERTIFIED PLANTING MATERIAL FOR BIOLOGICAL FRUIT PRODUCTION FROM BLACKCURRANT

Article number

981_76

Pages

475 – 477

Language

English

Abstract

Basic mother nursery from the blackcurrant cultivars Ometa, Titania, Hedda and Silvergieters Schwarze (Ribes) was put to procedures for biological certification based on complete excluding of mineral fertilizers and use only of permitted means for plant protection.
Conversion has started since 2007, and in 2010 a certificate was obtained from the licensed company Balkan Biocert for bio-logically certified planting material, with which plantations for biological fruit production can be established.
Rooting of mature cuttings from cultivars Ometa, Titania, Hedda and Silvergieters Schwarze took place under the same conditions.
The results of the conducted observations showed that the percentage of rooting of the cultivars varied from 70% (Hedda) to 96% (Titania) obtained planting material had acceptable quality.

Publication

II Balkan Symposium on Fruit Growing

Authors

P. Minkov

Keywords

blackcurrant, cuttings, biological certification, biological fruit production

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2013.981.76

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104. SEASONAL CHANGES OF SOME NUTRITION ELEMENTS IN BANANA (‘DWARF CAVENDISH’) LEAVES IN TURKEY

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112. RIPENING OF KIWI FRUITS BY ETHYLENE TREATMENT

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113. EVALUATION OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF SOME NATIVE AND IMPORTED APPLE CULTIVARS IN IRAN

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114. ROLE OF APRICOT CULTIVARS IN HUMAN HEALTHY CONSUMPTION

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115. ECONOMIC RESULTS FROM GROWING OF CHERRY IN DIFFERENT LEVELS OF INTENSIFICATION

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116. FRUIT FUNCTIONAL FOOD FOR DIABETIC DIET

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118. AN OVERVIEW REGARDING THE IMPLEMENTATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FOOD SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON FRUIT PRODUCTS PROCESSING IN ROMANIA

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