Traditional fruit tree cultivars are an important source of agricultural biodiversity. These
genotypes are well adapted to the regions where they grow, and their fruits offer distinctive …

Flowering in temperate fruit trees depends on the temperatures during the previous months;
chill is required to overcome endodormancy, and then heat exposure is needed. These …

This study presents the results of the development of numerical models for predicting the
timing of apricot flowering, including using experimental data on the emergence of plants …

Abstract The ABORTED MICROSPORES (AMS) gene is crucial for tapetal cell development
and pollen formation, but its role in Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) has not been …

Given the influence of climate change, sustain productivity of stone fruit trees is considered a
major concern for growers, especially in warm areas where temperature is a crucial …

Background Apricot microsporogenesis, flowering and ripening are the result of a long
development process lasting almost a year. These phenological stages are essentially …

Transcriptomic and gene expression analysis have greatly facilitated the identification and
characterization of transcriptional regulatory factors and effectors involved in dormancy …

The aim of our research was to adapt Chuine's unified model to estimate the beginning of
blooming of three apricot cultivars ('Ceglédi bíborkajszi','Gönci magyar kajszi', and …

Flower bud development of fruit trees plays a key role in their climatic adaptation. It is closely
related to dormancy release that determines winter frost susceptibility. Detailed …

Traditional fruit tree cultivars are an important source of agricultural biodiversity. These
genotypes are well adapted to the regions where they grow, and their fruits offer distinctive …