Paper · 1963 · New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research

Apple rootstock trials

H. M. Mouat; D. W. McKenzie

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Abstract

Abstract Results from an 18‐year‐old Dougherty rootstock trial at Oratia Research Orchard are presented. The following rootstock selections were included: Mailing XII, XIII, XV, XVI; Merton 778, 779, 789, 793; Northern Spy; and 3 local N.Z. selections—Large's No.1, H/1/26, and N/1/19. Heaviest crops were obtained from trees on Merton 793 and 779. Merton 793 is recommended for commercial use. Mailing XII is recommended for situations where extreme vigour is required. The local selection N/1/19 has been identified as Malling III. The influences of wet soil conditions, shade from hedges, and the special behaviour of trees on Malling XVI are discussed.

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Merton 793 gave the heaviest crops.

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Malus domestica
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“Heaviest crops were obtained from trees on Merton 793 and 779.”

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“Apple”

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Merton 779 gave the heaviest crops.

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Malus domestica
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“Heaviest crops were obtained from trees on Merton 793 and 779.”

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“Apple”

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Merton 793 is recommended for commercial use.

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Malus domestica
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“Merton 793 is recommended for commercial use.”

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“Apple”

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Mailing XII is recommended where extreme vigour is required.

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Malus domestica
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“Mailing XII is recommended for situations where extreme vigour is required.”

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“Apple”

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Local selection N/1/19 was identified as Malling III.

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identified as Malling IIIe0

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Malus domestica
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“The local selection N/1/19 has been identified as Malling III.”

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“Apple”

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