Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L)
A dog rose (Rosa canina L) is one of the most widespread wild species of the genus Rosa in our country, and fairly represented in the natural, rural and even urban areas. Although in the world a dog roses are studied, cultivated and refined, in Croatia its cultivation almost does not exists. In natu...
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| author | Zoran ŠINDRAK Tomislav JEMRIĆ Lovorka BARIČEVIĆ Ines HAN DOVEDAN Goran Fruk |
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| description | A dog rose (Rosa canina L) is one of the most widespread wild species of the genus Rosa in our country, and fairly represented in the natural, rural and even urban areas. Although in the world a dog roses are studied, cultivated and refined, in Croatia its cultivation almost does not exists. In nature you can see major differences between plants, especially considering the size of the fruit, often in very small habitats. The study was conducted at 8 rose dog bushes at about 1 ha of abandoned experimental field 'Jazbina' in Zagreb. From each plant, 120 fruits were randomly collected at a technological maturity. The average fresh fruit weight ranged from 1.88 to 2.96 g, the average fresh flesh portion from 65.4 to 74.7 % and the average dry flesh matter content (after drying at 105 °C), in relation to the fresh fruit weight, from 22.9 to 28.6 %. The length, width, thickness, and shape of the fruits were significantly different (P≤0.05). Since plants were grown in uniform climatic and edaphic conditions, it can be concluded that a relatively large phenotypic, and probably the genotypic variability of dog rose plants exists in such a small location. With the reasonable assumption that the Croatian territory has a lot of similar dog rose habitats, the results of this study indicate a rich genetic potential of dog rose, which could be used for initial selection of plants with superior characteristics intended to be introduced in cultivation. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e7d2893c29614ba087fb876189cd98cb2022-12-21T23:20:35ZbulUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of AgricultureJournal of Central European Agriculture1332-90492012-06-0113232133010.5513/JCEA01/13.2.1053Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L)Zoran ŠINDRAKTomislav JEMRIĆLovorka BARIČEVIĆInes HAN DOVEDANGoran FrukA dog rose (Rosa canina L) is one of the most widespread wild species of the genus Rosa in our country, and fairly represented in the natural, rural and even urban areas. Although in the world a dog roses are studied, cultivated and refined, in Croatia its cultivation almost does not exists. In nature you can see major differences between plants, especially considering the size of the fruit, often in very small habitats. The study was conducted at 8 rose dog bushes at about 1 ha of abandoned experimental field 'Jazbina' in Zagreb. From each plant, 120 fruits were randomly collected at a technological maturity. The average fresh fruit weight ranged from 1.88 to 2.96 g, the average fresh flesh portion from 65.4 to 74.7 % and the average dry flesh matter content (after drying at 105 °C), in relation to the fresh fruit weight, from 22.9 to 28.6 %. The length, width, thickness, and shape of the fruits were significantly different (P≤0.05). Since plants were grown in uniform climatic and edaphic conditions, it can be concluded that a relatively large phenotypic, and probably the genotypic variability of dog rose plants exists in such a small location. With the reasonable assumption that the Croatian territory has a lot of similar dog rose habitats, the results of this study indicate a rich genetic potential of dog rose, which could be used for initial selection of plants with superior characteristics intended to be introduced in cultivation.http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/774753_Kakvo_a_plodova_sjemenjaka_pasje_ru_e_(Rosa_canina_L)_hr.pdfrosa canina l.dog rosehabitatplant variabilityselection |
| spellingShingle | Zoran ŠINDRAK Tomislav JEMRIĆ Lovorka BARIČEVIĆ Ines HAN DOVEDAN Goran Fruk Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L) Journal of Central European Agriculture rosa canina l. dog rose habitat plant variability selection |
| title | Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L) |
| title_full | Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L) |
| title_fullStr | Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L) |
| title_short | Fruit quality of dog rose seedlings (Rosa canina L) |
| title_sort | fruit quality of dog rose seedlings rosa canina l |
| topic | rosa canina l. dog rose habitat plant variability selection |
| url | http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/774753_Kakvo_a_plodova_sjemenjaka_pasje_ru_e_(Rosa_canina_L)_hr.pdf |
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