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Pear scion trials in the Pacific Northwest

Author: Kate Evans, Todd Einhorn, Richard Bell

Published: 2014

Summary: The objectives of this project were: 1. To test five new scion selections from the USDA-ARS pear breeding program in small scale replicated plantings in Washington and Oregon. 2. To test two new pear scions from Prevar, Australia, in medium scale plantings in Washington w pear scions from Prevar, Australia, in medium scale plantings in Washington and Oregon.

Keywords:

  • Pear
  • Pear breeding program
  • Scion selections
  • Pear scion
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