make sure that the soil is not infested before planting and that the transplants are free of nematodes. The type of cover crop used in peach orchards can have a considerable effect on the degree of attack by root knot nematodes and consequently on the growth and yield of the trees. In experimental plots in Georgia, trees on plots where root knot resistant cover crops were planted produced about...

Small-sized peach (Prunus persica [L.] Batsch.) trees for commercial fruit production have not been available due to the lack of suitable dwarfing rootstocks that have a wide range of compatibility among cultivars. Effects of partial girdling and trunk heating on the growth, yield, and fruit quality of peach were studied. A 4 cm wide partial ring of bark was removed at a height of 25 cm from th...

New foreign rootstocks for peaches [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] are now being introduced into the United States through commercial nurseries for future sales to stone fruit growers. Almost all of these rootstocks are complex Prunus L. hybrids that are propagated vegetatively. Past experience with foreign Prunus rootstocks has shown that extensive testing is critical to avoid potential problems ...

Peach trees play an essential role as economic crop in China. However, the increasing cost of labor has led to a decline benefits peach cultivation. The use dwarfing rootstock technology can increase planting density, reduce tree height, decrease requirements, and production costs. Cerasus humilis (Bge). Sok. is promising for peaches owing its small size, abundant resources, strong resistance, ...

Iran is one of the most important regions for origin and diversification of wild almond species in the world. Over 20 species, naturally distributed in many regions, have been identified to date in Iran. These can be used as rootstocks in different Prunus species such as almond or peach due to their adaptability to severe (drought) environmental conditions and resistance to some pests and disea...

introduction: potential almond rootstock and thus main genetic sources for the breeding of its new rootstocks are almond itself, peach and plum, and these species cross-breeds almond is a source of resistance to limestone and to drought because of its roots, which reach deep layers of soil; it is also more resistant than peach to na and bo. asexual or vegetative propagation is a hereditable cha...

The present study aimed to develop a micropropagation protocol for Cadaman (P. persica x P. davidiana) and Garnem dulcis) peach rootstocks. Stem nodal segments with one axillary bud used as explants. MS medium supplemented different concentrations of BA or without IBA was studied determine the best  multiplication stage,  results revealed that 2.0 mg/l BA+0.1 optimal shoot proliferation rootsto...