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Item type:Publication, Effects of rosettes quality and ordering on yield potential in strawberry(ISHS Acta Horticulturae, 2009)Ana Selamovska, K. NikolicThe influence of the rosettes quality and ordering depending on planting period upon the yield potential, the yield and the fruit quality of strawberries was determined during the researches. The primary rosettes are of better quality, they have a bigger diameter of the root crown, form bigger yield potential and give a higher yield than secondary rosettes. The biggest differences between researched parameters are found the first year after planting. Significant differences between fruit mass of primary and secondary rosettes are not found. Primary and secondary rosettes that are planted in August form a bigger yield potential; they give a higher yield and form bigger fruits than the ones planted later. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Influence of some factors on microsporogenesis in strawberry(ISHS Acta Horticulturae, 2009)Ana Selamovska, S. Kratovalieva, G. PopsimonovaMixed first and second order flower buds of both mother and runner plants of the Fragaria x anannassa ‘Pocahontas’ and ‘Senga sengana’ cultivars were studied in dependence of the climate factors and the management of the plantation. The climate factors, the runner plants ordering and the plantation management determine the start of microsporogenesis in strawberry cultivars. Microsporogenesis of mother plants and of first rosettes starts 10-15 days earlier than in the secondary rosettes. Microsporogenesis of plants cultivated in an orchard on black foil starts 7-10 days earlier than of plants cultivated in an orchard without foil - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Comparative research on yield in some strawberry rosettes depending on planting time.(Institutul de Cercetare-Dezvoltare pentru Pomicultura Pitesti-Romania, 2008)Ana Selamovska, Boris Ristevski, Katerina NikolicThe influence of planting time and the quality of rosettes on yield in two strawberry cultivars: Senga sengana and Pocahontas was researched. We used three kind of rosettes: unrooted, produced from mother orchard mulched on black folio; rooted rosettes with developed root, produced from mother orchard on bare soil and rooted cuttings. The rosettes were planted in three occasions: 15.08, 15.09 and 15.10. According to the results, all kinds of rosettes planted first gave the highest yield, and this was found with high and significant statistical differences. The rosettes planted on the 15th of August gave 73-79% higher yield versus the later planted rosettes of the 15th of September and 15th of October. Rooted rosettes produced on mother orchard on bare soil gave 17% and 27% higher yield than rooted cuttings and unrooted rosettes. Statistically significant differences between cultivars with regard to the quality of the rosettes and the planting time were not found.