Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars

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Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars. / Korsgaard, Maren; Toldam-Andersen, Torben.

2020. Poster session presented at Ecofruit conference 2020, Stuttgart, Germany.

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Korsgaard, M & Toldam-Andersen, T 2020, 'Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars', Ecofruit conference 2020, Stuttgart, Germany, 17/02/2020 - 19/02/2020.

APA

Korsgaard, M., & Toldam-Andersen, T. (2020). Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars. Poster session presented at Ecofruit conference 2020, Stuttgart, Germany.

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Korsgaard M, Toldam-Andersen T. Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars. 2020. Poster session presented at Ecofruit conference 2020, Stuttgart, Germany.

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Korsgaard, Maren ; Toldam-Andersen, Torben. / Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars. Poster session presented at Ecofruit conference 2020, Stuttgart, Germany.1 p.

Bibtex

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title = "Crowd Breeding of Danish Apple Cultivars",
abstract = "University of Copenhagen holds a gene bank of app. 800 apple cultivars. In orderto breed new, robust apple cultivars, we invited volunteers to participate ina “Crowd-breeding project” in 2013.136 people sowed out 10.000 open pollinated apple seeds from the 54 most robustand tasty cultivars of Danish origin from the gene bank.In 2019, we visited the 45 growers, who had succeeded in growing trees.1422 trees were screened, and 54 % was rated very robust towards the diseasesscab, mildew, cancer and Elsinoe fruit and leaf spot. 11 % was discharged dueto diseases. Only 5 % of the trees got fruits in 2019. 39 % of the 33 tested fruitshad a good or very good taste.We evaluate the trees again in 2020, and a final selection is done in 2023.",
author = "Maren Korsgaard and Torben Toldam-Andersen",
year = "2020",
language = "English",
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RIS

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N2 - University of Copenhagen holds a gene bank of app. 800 apple cultivars. In orderto breed new, robust apple cultivars, we invited volunteers to participate ina “Crowd-breeding project” in 2013.136 people sowed out 10.000 open pollinated apple seeds from the 54 most robustand tasty cultivars of Danish origin from the gene bank.In 2019, we visited the 45 growers, who had succeeded in growing trees.1422 trees were screened, and 54 % was rated very robust towards the diseasesscab, mildew, cancer and Elsinoe fruit and leaf spot. 11 % was discharged dueto diseases. Only 5 % of the trees got fruits in 2019. 39 % of the 33 tested fruitshad a good or very good taste.We evaluate the trees again in 2020, and a final selection is done in 2023.

AB - University of Copenhagen holds a gene bank of app. 800 apple cultivars. In orderto breed new, robust apple cultivars, we invited volunteers to participate ina “Crowd-breeding project” in 2013.136 people sowed out 10.000 open pollinated apple seeds from the 54 most robustand tasty cultivars of Danish origin from the gene bank.In 2019, we visited the 45 growers, who had succeeded in growing trees.1422 trees were screened, and 54 % was rated very robust towards the diseasesscab, mildew, cancer and Elsinoe fruit and leaf spot. 11 % was discharged dueto diseases. Only 5 % of the trees got fruits in 2019. 39 % of the 33 tested fruitshad a good or very good taste.We evaluate the trees again in 2020, and a final selection is done in 2023.

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