Detalle de: ‘Florida’ and ‘Alaska’: Two New Self-compatible Soft-shelled Almonds from CEBAS-CSIC
| Title | ‘Florida’ and ‘Alaska’: Two New Self-compatible Soft-shelled Almonds from CEBAS-CSIC |
| Abstract |
Almond Breeding Program: Florida and Alaska.Both are self-compatible and soft-shelled with a kernel percentage higher than 50%.'Florida' is early blooming (like 'Nonpareil'), whereas 'Alaska' is extra late (more than 2 weeks later than 'Nonpareil').Both are very productive and have attractive kernels.'Florida' has an extraearly ripening date ($3 d before 'Nonpareil') and 'Alaska' is intermediate ($2 weeks later than 'Nonpareil').From a chemical point of view, 'Florida' is very similar to 'Nonpareil', and 'Alaska' stands out for its high fat content (60%), which is unusual for American cultivars.'Florida' could play a role in the traditional warm areas of 'Nonpareil', whereas 'Alaska' is an attractive cultivar for colder areas with a higher risk of frost. |
| Apa Reference | Dicenta, F., Cremades, T., López-Alcolea, J., Rubio, M., Martínez-García, P.J., Sánchez-Pérez, R., Martínez-Gómez, P. & Egea, J. (2023). ‘Florida’ and ‘Alaska’: Two New Self-compatible Soft-shelled Almonds from CEBAS-CSIC. HortScience, 58(4), 433-435. 10.21273/hortsci16904-22 |
| Doi | 10.21273/hortsci16904-22 |
| Publication Date | Apr 2023 |
| Publication Type | Article |
| Researcher | Pedro José Martínez García |
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