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High self-paternity levels and effects of fertilised-seed number on size of strawberry fruit

University of the Sunshine Coast
Kämper, Wiebke ; Cao, Dinh Dung ; Ogbourne, Steven ; Wallace, Helen ; Trueman, Stephen
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Cross-pollination can increase fruit production in self-incompatible and self-compatible fruit crops. However, it is often unclear what proportions of the fruit crop result from cross-pollination. Here, we aimed to identify the number of fertilised seeds and the proportions of cross-pollinated seeds at increasing distances from a cross-pollen source in strawberry cultivars Red Rhapsody and Sundrench. We analysed to what extent the proportions of cross-pollinated seeds and the number of fertilised seeds affected fruit size and quality including colour, firmness, Brix and acidity.

Issued: 2022

Created: 20190624 to 20190828

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text: Location: Palmview, Queensland, Australia.

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Fragaria | fruit quality | horticulture | nurients | nutrition | paternity | self-compatibility | self-fertility | sugars | xenia |

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