Growth and yielding of strawberry cultivars and clones

The experimental material consisted of: a) Dutch cultivars: Ostara, Elvira, Tenira, Gorella, Confitura, Bogota; b) Polish cultivars: Kama, Felina, Dukat, Paula; c) clones bred in the Agricultural University in Lublin: LPRB-302, LPR-98, 3040. The standard cultivar was Senga Sengana. Among the Dutch c...

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Published inPrace Komisji Nauk Rolniczych i Komisji Nauk Leśnych Vol. 69
Main Authors Ugolik, M, Kantorowicz-Bak, M. (Akademia Rolnicza, Poznan (Poland). Katedra Sadownictwa)
Format Journal Article
LanguagePolish
Published Warszawa-Poznan (Poland) Panstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe 1991
Subjects
AROMA
CALIDAD
CLONE
CLONES
ENSAYOS DE VARIEDADES
ESSAI DE VARIETE
FLAVEUR
FRAGARIA
FRAISE
FRESA
PAISES BAJOS
PAYS BAS
PESO
POIDS
POLOGNE
POLONIA
QUALITE
RENDEMENT DES CULTURES
RENDIMIENTO DE CULTIVOS
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Summary:The experimental material consisted of: a) Dutch cultivars: Ostara, Elvira, Tenira, Gorella, Confitura, Bogota; b) Polish cultivars: Kama, Felina, Dukat, Paula; c) clones bred in the Agricultural University in Lublin: LPRB-302, LPR-98, 3040. The standard cultivar was Senga Sengana. Among the Dutch cultivars particularly noteworthy were Confitura and Tenira. The Polish cultivar, recently newly introduced, can be generally regarded as valuable ones. Kama was the best early cultivar characterized by good productivity and beautiful tasty fruits. Its negative side consisted in the high susceptibility to leaf spot and scorch. Dukat and Paula are very productive and valuable, with the ripening season a little earlier than Senga Sengana
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ISBN:9788301106348
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ISSN:0079-4708