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Testing the potential significance of different scion/rootstock genotype combinations on the ecology of old cultivated olive trees in the southeast Mediterranean area

Citation:

Barazani, O. ; Waitz, Y. ; Tugendhaft, Y. ; Dorman, M. ; Dag, A. ; Hamidat, M. ; Hijawi, T. ; Kerem, Z. ; Westberg, E. ; Kadereit, J. W. . Testing The Potential Significance Of Different Scion/Rootstock Genotype Combinations On The Ecology Of Old Cultivated Olive Trees In The Southeast Mediterranean Area. 2017, 17, 3.

Date Published:

2017

Abstract:

A previous multi-locus lineage (MLL) analysis of SSR-microsatellite data of old olive trees in the southeast Mediterranean area had shown the predominance of the Souri cultivar (MLL1) among grafted trees. The MLL analysis had also identified an MLL (MLL7) that was more common among rootstocks than other MLLs. We here present a comparison of the MLL combinations MLL1 (scion)/MLL7 (rootstock) and MLL1/MLL1 in order to investigate the possible influence of rootstock on scion phenotype.

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