Tannia breeding [Caribbean].

O'Hair S.K.

Tannia breeding [Caribbean].

1984

O'Hair S.K.

A breeding programme for disease resistance is proposed based on the collection and screening of 'wild' germplasm from local sources and centres of diversity, and related species. The development of a reliable screening technique is essential, preferably a laboratory method. Several clones have been suggested as having some level of resistance: a yellow-fleshed, a pink-fleshed, and a rough-skinned white-fleshed type.

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breeding aims caribbean caribe collection botanique disease resistance fitomejoramiento germoplasma germplasm objetivo de mejoramiento plant breeding plant collections plasma germinatif resistencia a la enfermedad selection xanthosoma sagittifolium

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Objectif de l' amelioration; Seleccion; Resistance aux maladies; Coleccion de plantas; Caraibes; Amelioration des plantes

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English

Note

Summary (En) AVAILABILITY: CAGRIS, Library, Univ. of West Indies, St. Augustine - Trinidad and Tobago

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Monograph; Conference Paper; Conference Part; Conference Proceedings; Summary; Non Conventional; Non-Conventional

Conference

Workshop on Aroid Improvement with Particular Reference to the Tannia Disease. (Dominica). 6-7 Jun 1984.

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Florida Univ. (USA)

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Tannia breeding [Caribbean].

1984

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