Overview of the Vineland Series Apple Rootstocks

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Overview of the Vineland Series Apple Rootstocks John Cline, University of Guelph, Simcoe & Vineland Campuses Tel: 519-426-7127 Ext 331 Jcline@uoguelph.ca

Presentation Overview Vineland Series Apple Rootstocks Description Attributes Availability Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 2

Rootstock differences can be subtle but significant Precocity, productivity, size control, disease resistance, cold hardiness, replant tolerance Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 3

The Orchard System Puzzle (Barritt, 1992) Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 4

Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 Vineland Rootstocks

Description Developed by Dr. Alec Hutchinson Kerr applecrab x M.9' rootstock Seven rootstocks in the series ( V.1, V.2 - V.7') Tested in 198 (Washington, Ohio) Tested in 1994-23 (NC-14) Tested in Simcoe 1997, 22 Tested in Manitoba and Edmonton (1997-) Excluded V.5 and V.6 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29

P.22 Tree size and cumulative yield of 1-yr-old Gala on 2 rootstocks 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 Trunk cross-section area (cm2) 1 G.3 V.2 M.9 Pajam 2 M.26 EMLA M.9 Pajam 2 M.9 RN29 M.9 EMLA O.3 M.9 Pajam 1 M.9 NAKB T337 B.9 Mark B.469 P.2 V.3 B.491 P.16 M.27EMLA Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 3 25 1-yr cumulative yield (kg/tree) Yield 2 15 1 5

Mean tree size and cumulative yield for 1-Yr-old trees on various Vineland rootstocks Tree size (Trunk x-sectional area, cm 2 ) 12 1 8 6 4 2 Tree size Cumulative yield 12 1 8 6 4 2 C um ulative yield (kg/tree) V.3 O.3 M.9 T337 M.26 V.2 V.1 V.7 V.4 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29

Cumulative Yields Honeycrisp No statistical difference among roostocks Royal Gala V.1 19% of M.26 V.3 161% of M.26 Bud.9-118% of M.26 M.9E 17% of M.26 C.G.16 19% of M.26 Shizuka (No statistical difference) V.1 118% of M.26 V.3 78% of M.26 Bud.9-17% of M.26 M.9E 11% of M.26 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 Cumulative yield (kg/tree) 8 6 4 2 8 6 4 2 8 6 4 2 Bud9 C.G.16 M.26EMLA M.9EMLA M.9NIC29 M.9T337 MM.16 Pajam2 Pl.8 V.1 V.3 Shizuka Honeycrisp Royal Gala 24 25 26 27 28 29 Year 9

5 TCSA 7 Years 4 3 2 Tree Growth Honeycrisp < Royal Gala < Shizuka For Honeycrisp V.1 81% of M.26 V.3 7% of M.26 Bud.9-62% of M.26 M.9E 66% of M.26 Trunk cross -sectional area (cm 2 ) [an indication of tree size] 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 Bud9 C.G.16 M.26EMLA M.9EMLA M.9NIC29 M.9T337 MM.16 Pajam2 Pl.8 V.1 V.3 Shizuka Honeycrisp 2 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 1 Year Royal Gala 1 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

5 TCSA 7 Years 4 3 For Royal Gala V.1 98% of M.26 V.3 78% of M.26 M.9 66% of M.26 Bud.9 64% of M.26 For Shizuka V.1 92% of M.26 V.3 6% of M.26 M.9 E 6% of M.26 Bud.9-67% of M.26 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 Trunk cross -sectional area (cm 2 ) [an indication of tree size] 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 Bud9 C.G.16 M.26EMLA M.9EMLA M.9NIC29 M.9T337 MM.16 Pajam2 Pl.8 V.1 V.3 Year Shizuka Honeycrisp Royal Gala 11 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Royal Gala/M.26 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 12

Royal Gala/V.3 Royal Gala/V.1 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 13

8 Dwarfing Characteristics of the Vineland Series Apple Rootstocks Vigour as % of Standard 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 M.27 V.3 V.5 V.6 M.9E B.9 M.26 V.2 V.1 M.7 V.7 V.4 MM.16 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 14

Other Attributes Cold hardiness Demonstrated in Edmonton planting Fireblight resistance Orchard (OHIO) and lab evidence Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29

Three Canadian rootstocks in the trials also showed strong survival rates. These included Ottawa 3, Vineland 1, and Vineland 3. (Cornell University Press Release, Sept 24 24) Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 16

Summary of the characteristic and availability of the Vineland Apple Rootstocks Characterisistic V.1 V.2 V.3 V.5 V.6 V.7 V.4 Tree Vigor M.26 size M.26 Size M.9E size or slightly smaller Availability Cameron Nurseries (cameronnu rsery.com) Commercially Available Not DNA Gardens, commercially Elnora, Alberta available (dnagardens.com) M.9E Size or slightly smaller Not commerciall y available Under Test M.9E Size or slightly smaller Not commerciall y available Will not be commercialized M.7 Size MM.16- MM.111 Size Not commerciall y available Not available Yield Performance Similar or better than M.26 Similar or better than M.26 Similar to M.9E NA NA Excellent, better than M.26E Similar to M.26 Yield Efficiency Similar or better than M.26 Similar or better than M.26 Similar to M.9E NA NA Better than M.26 Features Cold Hardy, displays fireblight resistant Cold Hardy, displays fireblight resistant NA = not available (rootstock has not been tested) Cold Hardy, displays fireblight resistant NA NA Cold Hardy, displays fireblight resistant Cold Hardy, displays fireblight resistant Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29

Availability Commercial development by the University of Guelph and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture. V.1', V.2 and V.3' have been licensed More information is required to determine the suitability of commercializing V.5', V.6', and V.7'. V.2 has been commercially released but has been difficult to propagate in the nursery, therefore it may have limited availability. V.4 will not be commercialized. Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 18

Further Information Contact the author (John Cline, Univ of Guelph) Dr. Stephen Bowley, Business Development Office, University of Guelph (www.uoguelph.ca/research/bdo/) Tel: (519) 824-412 Ext 5874 Orchard and Vineyard Show, Traverse City, MI Jan 21-22, 29 19

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