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1 Dr. Richard Hassell Clemson Coastal Research & Education Center Charleston, SC 29414
2 2012 PLANTING Seeded Scion: March 16, 2012 Seeded Rootstock: March 20, 2012 Grafted: March 30 Transplanted: April 17, 2012 Harvested: June 26, 2012 July 5, 2012 July 12, 2012
3 Field Layout 3ft Plastic mulch bed 9ft centers (6ft alley) 180ft plots 60 plants per plot
4 2012 PLANTING Grafts Rootstock Scion 1. Self 1. Tri-x Carnivor 2. Fascination 3. Lagenaria 3. Sugar Coat 4. Super Shintosa 4. Sugarheart 5. Sugar Red
5 2012 Planting Treatments 1. Zero weeks after ripeness 2. One week after ripeness 3. Two weeks after ripeness
6 2012 Planting Harvest Flagged: Marked 30 ripe melons from each treatments, June 26 Harvest: Harvested 10 of the flagged fruit from each treatment June 26, July 5 and July 12
7 Results 1
8 Sugar Red Total Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Red /Car. Sugar Red/Super Sugar Red Self Sugar Red/Lag. Weight in lbs.
9 Sugar Red Total Number of Fruit 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Red /Car. Sugar Red/Super Sugar Red Self Sugar Red/Lag. Number of Fruit
10 Sugar Red Average Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Red /Car. Sugar Red/Super Sugar Red Self Sugar Red/Lag. Weight in lbs.
11 Sugar Coat Total Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Coat/Car. Sugar Coat Self Sugar Coat/Super Weight in lbs.
12 Sugar Coat Total Number of Fruit 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Coat/Car. Sugar Coat Self Sugar Coat/Super Number of Fruit
13 Sugar Coat Average Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Coat/Car. Sugar Coat Self Sugar Coat/Super Weight in lbs.
14 Fascination Total Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Fascination/Car. Fascination Self Fascination/Lag. Weight in lbs.
15 Fascination Total Number of Fruit 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Fascination/Car. Fascination Self Fascination/Lag. Number of Fruit
16 Fascination Average Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Fascination/Car. Fascination Self Fascination/Lag. Weight in lbs.
17 Total Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date 313/Super Shintosa 313 self 313/Lag. 313/Car. 0 Weight in lbs.
18 Total Number of Fruit 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date 313/Super Shintosa 313 self 313/Lag. 313/Car. 0 Number of Fruit
19 Average Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date 313/Super Shintosa 313 self 313/Lag. Sugar Red/Lag. Weight in lbs.
20 Sugar Heart Total Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Heart/Lag. Sugar Heart/Car. Sugar Heart Self Weight in lbs.
21 Sugar Heart Total Number of Fruit 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Heart/Lag. Sugar Heart/Car. Sugar Heart Self Number of Fruit
22 Sugar Heart Average Weight 26-Jun 3-Jul 10-Jul Total Harvest Date Sugar Heart/Lag. Sugar Heart/Car. Sugar Heart Self Weight in lbs.
23 1. Melons were dipped in 10% chlorine bleach bath and placed in 3 C walk-in cooler 24 hours prior fruit flesh sampling and cubing 2. Following day the melons were cut in halves widthwise a 3cm slice was taken from each half, 1 for Cubing the 2nd sampled for sugar content, ph, and firmness. 3. Gauges Used: Atago PAL-1 Refactometer, Spectrum SoilStik ph Module, Wagner Force Dial FDK10
24 Results 2
25 Heart Firmness 313 Heart Firmness 313/self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Before /self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Heart Firmness /self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Change After..
26 Heart %Loss 313/self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Cultivar Percent
27 Locule Firmness 313 Locule Firmness 313/self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Before 313 Locule Firmness 313/self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS After /self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Change
28 Locule %Loss 313/self 313/CAR 313/LAG 313/SS Cultivar Percent
29 Sugar Heart - Heart Firmness Sugar Heart - Heart Firmness SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG Before SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG After Sugar Heart - Heart Firmness SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG Change
30 Sugar Heart - Heart %Loss SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG Cultivar Percent
31 Sugar Heart - Locule Firmness Sugar Heart - Locule Firmness SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG Before SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG After Sugar Heart - Locule Firmness SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG Change
32 Sugar Heart - Locule %Loss SH/SELF SH/CAR SH/LAG Cultivar Percent
33 Fascination Heart Firmness Fascination Heart Firmness FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG Before FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG After Fascination Heart Firmness FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG Change
34 Fascination Heart %Loss FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG Cultivar Percent
35 Fascination Locule Firmness FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG Before Fascination Locule Firmness FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG After Fascination Locule Firmness FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG Change
36 Fascination Locule %Loss FASC/SELF FASC/CAR FASC/LAG Cultivar Percent
37 Sugar Red - Heart Firmness Sugar Red - Heart Firmness SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS Before SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS After Sugar Red - Heart Firmness SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS Change
38 Sugar Red - Heart %Loss SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS Cultivar Percent
39 Sugar Red - Locule Firmness SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS Before Sugar Red - Locule Firmness SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS After Sugar Red - Locule Firmness SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS Change
40 Sugar Red - Locule %Loss SR/SELF SR/CAR SR/LAG SR/SS Cultivar Percent
41 Sugar Coat Heart Firmness SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS Before Sugar Coat Heart Firmness SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS After Sugar Coat Heart Firmness SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS Change
42 Sugar Coat Heart %Loss SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS Cultivar Percent
43 Sugar Coat Locule Firmness SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS Before Sugar Coat Locule Firmness SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS After Sugar Coat Locule Firmness SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS Change
44 Sugar Coat Locule %Loss SC/SELF SC/CAR SC/SS Cultivar Percent
45 Acknowledgements North and South Carolina Watermelon Associations Syngenta Zeraim Gedera
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