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FORCED-AIR COOLING REDUCES 1-MCP APPLICATION DURATION ON PLUMS (PRUNUS SALICINA LINDL.) WITHOUT REDUCING EFFECTIVENESS

Article number

985_33

Pages

257 – 259

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

X International Symposium on Plum and Prune Genetics, Breeding and Pomology

Authors

I.S. Minas, G.M. Crisosto, K.R. Day, C.H. Crisosto

Keywords

chilling injury, cold storage, forced-air cooling, ripening, saving energy, shelf life, softening

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2013.985.33

Online Articles (34)

1. THE HISTORY AND OVERVIEW OF THE CALIFORNIA PRUNE INDUSTRY

J.H. Connell | C.J. DeBuse

2. THE HISTORY OF PLUM GROWING FOR THE FRESH MARKET IN CALIFORNIA

K.R. Day | R.S. Johnson | T.M. DeJong

3. EVALUATION OF GENETIC DIVERSITY IN PLUM GERMPLASM COLLECTION USING DNA-BASED S-GENOTYPING

I. Kota | G. Lācis

4. PLUM GERMPLASM RESOURCES AND BREEDING IN LIAONING OF CHINA

5. THE PRUNUS COLLECTION AT THE NATIONAL CLONAL GERMPLASM REPOSITORY IN DAVIS, CALIFORNIA

J.E. Preece | M. Aradhya

6. POLLEN MORPHOLOGY OF SOME SELECTED PLUM GENOTYPES IN THE SUB-TROPICS

J.S. Bal | R. Nandan

7. SELECTION OF JAPANESE PLUM WITH SELF-COMPATIBILITY AND HIGH-FRUIT QUALITY

K. Beppu | K. Uchida | I. Kataoka

8. STONELESS PLUMS – FROM LUTHER BURBANK TO THE PRESENT

A.M. Callahan | C.D. Dardick | R. Scorza

9. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRUNUS DOMESTICA CULTIVAR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

S. Castro | C.J. DeBuse | T.M. DeJong

10. PLUM BREEDING FOR LEAF SCALD RESISTANCE IN BRAZIL: STATE OF ART AND PERSPECTIVES

M.A. Dalbó | E.D. Bruna | R.O. Nodari | C. Müller

11. RESPONSE TO INBREEDING OF EARLY SEEDLING GROWTH AND FRUIT TRAITS IN A PRUNUS DOMESTICA L. BREEDING POPULATION

C.J. DeBuse | D.V. Shaw | T.M. DeJong

12. INCREASING ANTHOCYANIN CONTENT IN QUEEN GARNET PLUM AND CORRELATIONS WITH IN-FIELD MEASURES

13. A POMOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF PLUM CULTIVARS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

I. Ondrásek | K. Gogolková | B. Krska

14. BIOTECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN THE GENETIC IMPROVEMENT OF PRUNUS DOMESTICA

15. YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘FORTUNE’ PLUM GRAFTED ON 17 ROOTSTOCKS IN REPLANT SOIL CONDITIONS OF CENTRAL ITALY

G. Murri | F. Massetani | S. Giusti | A. Funari | D. Neri

16. PROPAGATION OF DIFFERENT STONE FRUIT ROOTSTOCKS USING SOFTWOOD AND HARDWOOD CUTTINGS

T. Necas | B. Krska

17. BLUE LAMP SUPPORTS THE SELECTION OF PRUNUS DOMESTICA GENOTYPES WITH HYPERSENSITIVITY RESISTANCE TO THE PLUM POX VIRUS

J. Hadersdorfer | M. Neumüller | D. Treutter

18. THE NEXT GENERATION OF EUROPEAN PLUM CULTIVARS RESISTANT TO PLUM POX VIRUS

W. Hartmann | M. Neumüller

19. NEW ROOTSTOCKS WITH RESISTANCE TO PLUM POX VIRUS FOR PRUNUS DOMESTICA AND OTHER STONE FRUIT SPECIES: THE ‘DOCERA’ AND ‘DOSPINA’ ROOTSTOCK SERIES

M. Neumüller | L. Mühlberger | H. Siegler | W. Hartmann | D. Treutter

20. EUROPEAN PLUM (PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.) CULTURAL SYSTEMS TRIAL

M. Botu | M. Mitră Amza | I. Botu | A. Papachatzis

21. DEVELOPING A PEDESTRIAN PLUM ORCHARD: THE ROLE OF TREE FORM, DENSITY, AND HEIGHT

K.R. Day | R.S. Johnson | T.M. DeJong

22. THE EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE TO SHOTHOLE, LEAF RUST AND FRUIT TREE RED SPIDER MITE IN ELITE DOMESTIC PLUM HYBRIDS IN LATVIA

I. Grāvīte | E. Kaufmane

23. ZINC DEFICIENCY AND CORRECTION IN CALIFORNIA PLUM ORCHARDS

R.S. Johnson | K.R. Day

24. POTENTIAL FOR CULTIVATION OF GREENGAGE PLUM (PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.) IN CALIFORNIA

D. Karp | A. Mariani

25. INVESTIGATION OF PRUNING STRATEGIES FOR DRIED PLUMS INCLUDING HAND, MECHANICAL AND COMBINATIONS

W.H. Krueger | F.J.A. Niederholzer | E. Fichtner

26. PROTECTED CULTIVATION OF PLUM IN SOUTH CENTRAL LIAONING: PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

27. CROP LOAD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘FORTUNE’ PLUM

G. Murri | F. Massetani | D. Neri

28. ALTERNATIVES TO TRADITIONAL DORMANT-SEASON PLUM APHID CONTROL ARE EFFECTIVE

29. POTENTIAL FOR JAPANESE PLUM (PRUNUS SALICINA L.) CULTIVATION IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL

P.R. Simonetto | R. Anzanello | C.M. Fogaça | A.H. Junges

30. BACTERIAL CANKER OF PLUM TREES (PRUNUS DOMESTICA), CAUSED BY PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PATHOVARS, IN THE NETHERLANDS

31. POPULATION FLUCTUATIONS OF RING NEMATODE (MESOCRICONEMA XENOPLAX) IN PRUNE ORCHARDS IN CALIFORNIA

B. Westerdahl | R.P. Buchner | J. Edstrom | W.H. Krueger | W. Olson

32. HOST SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ‘FRENCH PRUNE’ PRUNUS DOMESTICA TO DROSOPHILA SUZUKII (DIPTERA: DROSOPHILIDAE)

H.E. Wilson | K.A. Hamby | F.G. Zalom

33. FORCED-AIR COOLING REDUCES 1-MCP APPLICATION DURATION ON PLUMS (PRUNUS SALICINA LINDL.) WITHOUT REDUCING EFFECTIVENESS

I.S. Minas | G.M. Crisosto | K.R. Day | C.H. Crisosto

34. SELECTION OF LARGE, BLUE AND SWEET EUROPEAN PLUMS FOR THE “LAZOET” CONCEPT

H. Meijer | P. van Elk | M.C.A. van Dieren | G. Heijerman-Peppelman | F.M. Maas