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Apple scion breeding

Author: Bruce H. Barritt, Carolyn Ross, Cameron Peace, Yanmin Zhu

Published: 2008

Summary: The objectives of 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 Marker Assisted 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
  • Trait phenotyping
  • Genomic tools
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