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Interstem grafts to evaluate pear germplasm for dwarfing potential

Author: Joseph Postman

Published: 2020

Summary: Interstem grafts on seedling rootstocks were evaluated as way to screen pear selections for dwarfing potential with Bosc and Bartlett scions. After 3 years two selections were identified as possibly dwarfing. However known dwarfing or vigorous rootstocks did not perform as expected, indicating 3 years are insufficient to properly evaluate rootstock potential.

Keywords:

  • Pear
  • Germplasm
  • Pyrus
  • Rootstock
  • Interstem
  • Dwarfing
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