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Molecular biology-based assay for improved fruit thinning

Author: Steven van Nocker, M. John Bukovac

Published: 2004

Summary: The specific aims of this project are to: 1) Develop a research model to study the molecular biology of fruit abscission 2) Identify major genes involved in fruit abscission 3) Develop an assay using such genes to determine the genetic mechanism of thinning of NAA, BA, and carbaryl 4) Use gene promoter analysis to determine how abscission-related genes are regulated in the apple tree

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Horticulture
  • Chemical thinners
  • Fruit abscission
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