Study on Suitability of Recommend Apple Breed at Wangdong Gully Experimental Area

WANG Shengqi; SU Shanmin

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Study on Suitability of Recommend Apple Breed at Wangdong Gully Experimental Area

- Study on Suitability of Recommend Apple Breed at Wangdong Gully Experimental Area
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 14, Issue 6, Pages: 69-72(1995)
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  陕西省中国科学院西北植物研究所
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- Published：1995
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WANG Shengqi, SU Shanmin. Study on Suitability of Recommend Apple Breed at Wangdong Gully Experimental Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(6): 69-72.
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WANG Shengqi, SU Shanmin. Study on Suitability of Recommend Apple Breed at Wangdong Gully Experimental Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(6): 69-72. DOI：

摘要

长武王东沟试区从1991年起

先后引进苹果品种26个

建立了种质资源保存圃?通过多年对引进苹果品种适应性试验研究

提出了发展富士着色系;新红星及其它短枝型系列;乔纳金及其短枝型;王林?陆奥?金矮生等品种?逐渐改变了目前以秦冠为主的单一苹果品种

尤其乔纳金品系

是黄土高原气候凉爽地区更为适合的高档次品种?

Abstract

At Wangdong gully experimental areas in Changwu county

twenty-six breeds of ap-ple have been recommended in succession since 1991.The orchard of cultivars and germplasmconservation has been established.By experimenting on breed suitablity of recommended applesfor several years

we make an advance of spreading apple variety of Red Fuji

Sarkimsondelicious

Jonagold

and Wanglin etc

to improve the aunitary composition of apple breeds atpresent.Particularly

the Jonagold may be the more suitable and high-grad apple breed in re-gions of temperate zone in loess plateau

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