Potential for Japanese Plum (Prunus salicina L.) Cultivation in Southern Brazil

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作者：
Simonetto, P. R. [1 ]
Anzanello, R. [1 ]
Fogaca, C. M. [1 ]
Junges, A. H. [1 ]
机构：
[1] FEPAGRO, Serra Res Ctr, State Fdn Agr Res, Veranopolis, RS, Brazil
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X INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PLUM AND PRUNE GENETICS, BREEDING AND POMOLOGY | 2013年 / 985卷
关键词：
'Leticia'; 'Fortune'; winter chilling; Xyllela fastidiosa; Anastrepha fraterculus;
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S3 [农学（农艺学）];
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0901 ;
摘要：
About one third of all Brazilian Japanese plum orchards are in Rio Grande do Sul State, in southern Brazil. In the early 1980s a new research and extension program to increase plum production was introduced by the State Foundation of Agricultural Research (FEPAGRO) at the Veranopolis research station in southern Brazil. Since then several new cultivars of plum have been introduced and currently 'Fortune' and 'Leticia' are the most planted cultivars. Although there is a potential for increased production of plum in Brazil, factorssuch as adverse weather conditions, and especially infestation by Xyllela fastidiosa, cause inconsistent productivity and have limit expansion. More research and extension activities are needed so solve critical production issues to realize the full potential of plum production in southern Brazil.
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