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American Pomological Society

Volume 30 Number 1 Article 18 Pages: 18-20
Year 1976 Month 1
Title: Research in Plum Breeding in Romania
Author: V. Cociu
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Abstract:
Plum ( L.) production in Romania amounts to more than 54% of the total fruit production.
There are hundreds of native cultivars but only 20-25 are of commercial importance. Among these the three most important are:
'Tuleu Gras' with very good quality fruits, 30-35g, ripening in the second decade of August. It exhibits cytoplasmic male sterility.
'Vinete Romanesti' with very good flavor, small size 18-20g, ripening after September 15.
'Grase Romanesti' with good quality fruits, 25-30g, clingstone, ripening the I second half of September.
Breeding work with plums was started 25 years ago in order to develop: earlier ripening for fresh consumption; late ripening with high soluble solids for drying; disease resistance, especially to Monilia, polystigma and plum pox; and trees with better crowns that would need less pruning and facilitate other cultural practices.

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