Paper · 2006 · HortScience

(122) Productivity of `Superior Seedless' Grafted on Rootstocks Harmony and Freedom for Table Grape

Manuel de Jesus Valenzuela-Ruiz; Fabián Robles-Contreras; Rubén Macias-Duarte; et al.

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Abstract

Grapes are one of the more important fruit crops in northwest Mexico, mainly dedicated for the production of table grape, with the most important cultivar being `Superior Seedless'. The shortage and high cost of extraction of the water, infestation of nematodes, and salinity, are the main problems that limit the production in the region. The objective of the present investigation was to determine the productivity of `Superior Seedless' grafted on the rootstocks Harmony and Freedom. The present study was carried out in the INIFAP-Caborca Research Station in 2005, and consisted of 15 plants for treatment grafted to each rootstock. We used `Superior Seedless' in their own foot as control; watering was under a drip-irrigation system, and we used a completely randomized statistical design, where each plant was the experimental unit. Statistical differences were not observed in production among the two rootstocks (Freedom and Harmony), which yielded 2225 and 2112 boxes/ha, respectively (boxes of 10 kg) and an average of 1000 boxes/ha over the control. The quality (berry size and cluster weight) of the fruit on both rootstocks was superior to the control. They were no differences in the sugar content and the phonological stages (bud-break, flowering, and harvest time). In both rootstocks, we obtained 100% nematode control, a 35% savings of water consumption, and a 40% savings in fertilizer use.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Freedom yielded 2225 boxes per hectare.

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“Freedom and Harmony), which yielded 2225 and 2112 boxes/ha, respectively (boxes of 10 kg) and an average of 1000 boxes/ha over the control”

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Harmony yielded 2112 boxes per hectare.

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“Freedom and Harmony), which yielded 2225 and 2112 boxes/ha, respectively (boxes of 10 kg) and an average of 1000 boxes/ha over the control”

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“for Table Grape”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Production did not differ statistically between the two rootstocks.

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“Statistical differences were not observed in production among the two rootstocks (Freedom and Harmony)”

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“for Table Grape”

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Grafted vines yielded on average 1000 boxes per hectare more than control.

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“an average of 1000 boxes/ha over the control”

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“Grafted on Rootstocks Harmony and Freedom for Table Grape”

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Both rootstocks improved berry size and cluster weight.

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“The quality (berry size and cluster weight) of the fruit on both rootstocks was superior to the control”

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“for Table Grape”

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Sugar content did not differ between rootstocks.

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“They were no differences in the sugar content and the phonological stages (bud-break, flowering, and harvest time)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Phenological stages did not differ between rootstocks.

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“They were no differences in the sugar content and the phonological stages (bud-break, flowering, and harvest time)”

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Both rootstocks yielded 100% nematode control.

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“In both rootstocks, we obtained 100% nematode control”

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Both rootstocks saved 35% of water consumption.

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“In both rootstocks, we obtained 100% nematode control, a 35% savings of water consumption, and a 40% savings in fertilizer use”

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Both rootstocks saved 40% of fertilizer use.

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“In both rootstocks, we obtained 100% nematode control, a 35% savings of water consumption, and a 40% savings in fertilizer use”

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grafting · yield · VitisResults differ

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grafting · physiology: water · VitisPositive and negative results

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grafting · Nematoda · VitisResults agree

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