Claim · model-written summary
Shamrock was nearly incompatible and had less than 3.7% fruit set.
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e0“'Shamrock' was almost incompatible with neither of them; only lower than 3.7% fruit set was observed.”
Title
Abstracts of the ASHS Northeast Region Annual Meeting
HortScience 2009. doi:10.21273/hortsci.44.3.545
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Cross compatibility differed significantly among inkberry and cultivars.
- Observation Inkberry, Chamzin and Densa had higher compatibility with both pollen parents.
- Observation Fruit set for the more compatible crosses with I. xmeserveae was 55.1%-68.7%.
- Observation Fruit set for the more compatible crosses with I. verticillata was 43.6%-86.0%.
- Observation Compacta and Nigra had lower compatibility.
- Observation Compacta and Nigra fruit set with I. xmeserveae was 14.0%-32.1%.
- Observation Compacta and Nigra fruit set with I. verticillata was 21.0%-38.0%.
- Observation Most fruit sets aborted.
- Observation Fully developed seeds were below 54.2% with I. xmeserveae.
- Observation Fully developed seeds were below 32.4% with I. verticillata.
- Observation In situ pollen germination supported the cross compatibility results.
- Recommendation The authors recommend selecting a suitable female inkberry cultivar to avoid reproductive barriers.