Abstract
The work with mango and avocado germ plasm at the U. S. Plant Introduction Station, Miami, has involved introduced cultivars and seedling populations derived from introductions. Dependable productivity and disease resistance are of first importance, as are horticultural quality and extension of the season of ripening at both ends. In addition, cold tolerance is an objective with the avocados. Few introduced cultivars of either crop are sufficiently attractive in all respects to justify extensive cultivation, but can be valuable in specialized situations and as parents. Outstanding seedling selections are under test and this aspect of the work shows promise.
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Claim · model-written summary
Few introduced mango and avocado cultivars are sufficiently attractive in all respects to justify extensive cultivation.
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t0“MANGO AND AVOCADO EVALUATION IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA”
e1“Few introduced cultivars of either crop are sufficiently attractive in all respects to justify extensive cultivation”
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Introduced cultivars can be valuable in specialized situations and as parents.
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t0“MANGO AND AVOCADO EVALUATION IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA”
e2“but can be valuable in specialized situations and as parents”
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Outstanding seedling selections under test show promise.
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t0“MANGO AND AVOCADO EVALUATION IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA”
e3“Outstanding seedling selections are under test and this aspect of the work shows promise”