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BREEDING CARNATIONS FOR DISEASE RESISTANCE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Article number
71_24
Pages
165 – 168
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Abstract
A summary of eight years’ efforts involving eight to ten generations of selective breeding of commercial types of carnations for soil-borne disease resistance.
Natural selection in highly contaminated conditions of inbred resistant progeny has produced families which can be recrossed to re-establish hybrid vigor and commercial quality.
Natural selection in highly contaminated conditions of inbred resistant progeny has produced families which can be recrossed to re-establish hybrid vigor and commercial quality.
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Authors
L. E. Carrier
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