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Support systems to deliver elite new cultivars for extended storage

Author: Cameron Peace, Craig Hardner, Kate Evans

Published: 2014

Summary: Focusing on extended storage, our overall goal is to deliver routinely implementable methods to the Washington Apple Breeding Program (WABP) for revealing genetic potential for commercial performance. This project is to improve the WABP’s prospects for developing superior new cultivars that provide exceptional fruit quality like Honeycrisp but without the storage flaws of that cultivar.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Horticulture
  • Apple breeding program
  • Genetic potential
  • Extended storage
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