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Apple scion breeding

Author: Kate Evans, Cameron Peace, Carolyn Ross, Yanmin Zhu

Published: 2011

Summary: The objectives for this project were: 1. Produce, through traditional breeding methods, promising selections and subsequently elite selections with outstanding eating quality and commercial potential. 2. Use extensive trait phenotyping in combination with genomic tools (phenotype/genotype associations) to develop DNA-informed seedling selection for key fruit and tree traits. 3. Use both objective (instrumental) and subjective (sensory) evaluation techniques to identify selections with outstanding eating quality.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Horticulture
  • Apple breeding
  • Marker-assisted breeding
  • DNA-informed seedling selection
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