Process guide for production of gooseberry improved planting stock
Abstract
The technology reflects the stages of a production of a gooseberry planting stock. They include selection and estimation of primary plants, testing of primary plants on presence or absence of juice borne viruses with the help of enzyme immune assay (DAS-ELISA-test), in vitro propagation of primary gooseberry plants (introduction in a sterile culture, nutritional media, micropropagation, rootage of plants-regenerants, adaptation of test tube plants in non sterile conditions), the content and propagation of basic and parent gooseberry plants. Using the developed technology allows receiving the improved gooseberry planting stock which is distinguished by high quality and corresponds to modern requirements. It is an A class one of the categories super-super elite, super elite, elite and the 1st reproduction and a B class one of the categories elite and the 1st reproduction.
About the Authors
E. V. Kolbanova
РУП «Институт плодоводства»
Belarus
Belarus
N. V. Kukharchik
РУП «Институт плодоводства»
Belarus
Belarus
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Kolbanova E.V., Kukharchik N.V. Process guide for production of gooseberry improved planting stock. Fruit Growing. 2014;26(1):193-202. (In Russ.)
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