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Northwest Pear Rootstock Trial

Author: Eugene A. Mielke, Dana Faubion, Tim Smith

Published: 2004

Summary: The objective of this project was: To develop a rootstock that is precocious, high yielding with high quality fruit, and has some dwarfing characteristics. This would result in high density orchards, that inputs are efficiently managed from the ground or platforms, and are friendlier to the environment. Ideally the rootstock should be resistant (or at least tolerant) to the pests and diseases that plague Northwest orchards.

Keywords:

  • Pear
  • Horticulture
  • Pear rootstocks
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