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Methods for evaluating fruit characters and incorporation in a final index in the Norwegian pear breeding programme
Authors:S H Hjeltnes
Institution:1. Ullensvang Research Station, Substation Nj?s, N-5840, Hermansverk, Norway
Abstract:Summary In the Norwegian pear breeding programme selection is based on evaluation of 20 fruit samples together with field observations of precocity, productivity and resistance to biotic and abiotic factors. Fruit weight is recorded in grams, and then transformed to a scale of 20 gram classes. Appearance, shelf life and flavour are recorded on a 0 to 9 scale, and observations of shelf life and flavour are made at 4 defined intervals following ripening at 20 °C. The final index is made by summarizing the scores of fruit size and appearance, mean score of internal breakdown, mean score of flavour, maximum score of flavour and scores of precocity, productivity and resistance. All parameters, except mean flavour, are given a weighting of one, mean fruit flavour is given a weighting of 2. Data for 160 seedlings evaluated in 1992 is presented.
Keywords:Appearance  fruit quality  fruit size  index  pear breeding            Pyrus communis            shelf life
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