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Pineapple breeding at Cirad : II. Evaluation of "Scarlett", a new hybrid for the fresh fruit market, as compared to "Smooth Cayenne"

Coppens D'Eeckenbrugge Géo, Marie Franck. 2000. Pineapple breeding at Cirad : II. Evaluation of "Scarlett", a new hybrid for the fresh fruit market, as compared to "Smooth Cayenne". In : Proceedings of the third international pineapple symposium. Subhadrabandhu Suranant (ed.), Chairidchai Pornprome (ed.). ISHS. Wageningen : ISHS, 155-163. (Acta Horticulturae, 529) ISBN 90-660-5902-8 International Pineapple Symposium. 3, Pattaya, Thaïlande, 17 Novembre 1998/20 Novembre 1998.

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Autre titre : Amélioration de l'ananas au CIRAD. Evaluation de "Scarlett", une nouvelle variété pour le marché de fruits frais, comparé à Smooth Cayenne

Résumé : 'Scarlett', a clone selected from a 'Smooth Cayenne' x 'Manzana' progeny was tested against 'Smooth Cayenne' in Martinique, following an experimental design composed of 50-plant plots, with four replications organised in bivarietal blocks, and repeated six times at a two-month interval. Planting material consisted of 300-350 g suckers, produced from 3,000 vitroplants of each cultivar. 'Scarlett' shows less vegetative development than 'Smooth Cayenne', as expressed in D leaf weight and suckering. The plant is more compact and erect, with completely smooth leaves. Fruits are smaller, which is partially compensated by a better response to floral induction, a much shorter production cycle and more uniformity in fruit weight. The crown is lighter but long and erect. Although peduncle is longer in 'Scarlett', lodging is less frequent than in 'Smooth Cayenne'. Fruit quality is much better, externally as well as internally, with a uniformly bright orange to red colour, a regular and cylindrical shape, flat and relatively large eyes, a uniform golden yellow firm flesh. Core is thinner and flesh texture is less fibrous and crispier. It is sweet and savoury, with a sugar content above that of 'Smooth Cayenne', and comparable acidity values. Ascorbic acid content is higher, The internal gradient of maturity is much less marked than in 'Smooth Cayenne'. Unfortunately, 'Scarlett' seems more susceptible to Penicilliumfuniculosum attacks. A proliferation of slips was observed, which seems to bc an effect of the preliminary in vitro multiplication phase.

Mots-clés Agrovoc : Ananas comosus, amélioration des plantes, critère de sélection, variété, hybride

Mots-clés géographiques Agrovoc : Martinique, France

Classification Agris : F30 - Génétique et amélioration des plantes

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