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1 WATERMELON AND MUSKMELON VARIETY TRIALS 2010 Shubin K. Saha and Dan Egel, SWPAC
2 The Indiana monthly precipitation and temperature data for May through September and the rank of each period out of the 115-year average. Precipitation Temperature Month yr. average Rank* yr. average Rank* May June July August September May- September * The wettest month would be ranked 115; the hottest month would be ranked 115.
3 Production Problems of 2010
4 Production Methods Plasticulture black plastic mulch and drip tape Pre-plant fertilizer: 350 lbs lbs lbs pelletized lime Muskmelon plots: 6 centers, 55 rows, 30 in-row, 22 plants/plot Watermelon plots: 8 centers, 48 rows, 48 in-row, 12 plants/plot, 6 pollinators/plot (SP-5) Personal watermelons: 6 centers, 48 rows, 24 in-row, 24 plants/plot 3 replicates
5 Transplants Muskmelon: Seeded 4/15/09 and planted 5/10/09 Triploid Watermelon: Seeded 4/20/09 and planted 5/14/09 Diploid Watermelon: Seeded 4/16/09 and planted 5/11/09 Personal Watermelon: Seeded 4/21/09 and Personal Watermelon: Seeded 4/21/09 and planted 5/13/09
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7 % of Fruits Harvested by Date Variety Seed Company Cwt/Acre Tons/Acre Fruit No./Acre Avg. Fruit Weight (lbs) 7/7 7/197/19 7/21 8/2 8/4 8/138/13 Fantasista TAK bcd z a 4.8 f Athena SY de 8624 b 5.6 e E 1023 TAK cde 8580 b 5.7 de E 1016 TAK efg 7964 bc 5.1 ef ACX428ES AC a 7832 bc 8.1 b Jaipur SW bcd 7744 bcd 6.9 c Aphrodite SY abc 7392 bcde 7.7 b Ariel SY def 7260 bcdef 6.5 c E 1031 TAK gh 7084 cdef 4.9 f SME1029 SK ab 6424 def 9.1 a E 1030 TAK gh 6116 efg 6.3 cd ACX3497XWS AC fgh 5984 fg 66c ACX 3477XWS AC h 5016 gh 6.2 cd ACX 4356XEA AC i 3960 h 5.7 de
8 Variety Seed Company %SS Firmness (lbs force) Fruit Length (in) Fruit Width (in) Seed Cavity Length (in) Seed Cavity Width (in) ACX3477XWS AC 13.2 a cde 78dfh 7.8 defgh cd efg 30df 3.0 defg ACX4356XEA AC 12.5 ab 9.6 bc 7.7 defgh 6.9 cd 4.8 fg 2.5 g ACX3497XWS AC 12.5 ab 10.3 ab 8.4 bcd 7.2 c 5.4 cde 3.1 def E 1031 TAK 12.3 ab 9.5 bc 7 h 6.2 e 4.5 g 2.6 efg E 1023 TAK 12.0 bc 11.3 a 7.5 fgh 6.5 de 5.5 bcde 2.6 fg E 1016 TAK 11.9 bc 8.9 bcd 7.6 efgh 6.5 de 5.2 def 2.8 defg E 1030 TAK 11.4 bcd 9.3 bc 8.2 def 6.8 cd 5.4 cde 3.0 defg Jaipur SW 11.1 cd 6.0 f 7.4 gh 6.8 cde 4.6 fg 2.9 defg Fantasista TAK 10.8 cde 9.5 bc 7.2 gh 6.2 e 5.1 def 2.6 efg Athena SY 10.6 def 79cde cde c def de 3.1 Aphrodite SY 9.9 efg 9.2 bc 9.1 abc 8.4 a 6.1 ab 4.3 a Ariel SY 9.7 fg 7.3 def 7.8 defg 6.9 cd 5.7 abcd 4.0 ab ACX428ES AC 9.0 gh 10.5 ab 9.1 ab 7.8 b 5.9 abc 3.3 cd SME1029 SK 8.3 h 6.8 ef 9.6 a 8.2 ab 6.2 a 3.6 bc
9 Muskmelon Fruit #/acre: 2009 yields ranged from fruits/acre as compared to fruits/acre in 2010 (Saha et al., 2009). Average fruit weight: lbs 91lb Fantasista had the greatest yield at fruits/acre, however %SS was not the highest at 10.8 % Varieties with higher yields and high %SS were E1023 and E1016 ACX3477XWS has the highest numerical %SS at 13.2%, however it was one of the lowest yielding varieties
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12 Variety Seed Company Cwt/Acre Tons/Acre Fruit No./Acre Avg. Fruit Weight (lbs) Troubadour HM a z a 14.8 ghij AC4674 AC ab abc 16.2 cdefgh Watermelon (seedless) Melody SY ab ab 15.1 fghij Crunchy Red HM ab abcd 16.3 bcdefgh Cooperstown SM ab abc 15.9 defgh AC7167 AC abc abcde 16.7 bcdefgh AC6177 AC abc abcdef 17.9 abcd Pl Palomar SY abcd bd abcdef bdf 16.8 bdf bcdef Tri X 313 SY abcd abcdef 17.2 abcde Fresh Cut WI abcd abcde 16.1 defgh RWT8228 SY abcde bcdefg 19.1 a AC6277 AC abcde abcdefg 16.8 bcdef Imagination SY abcdef abc 13.3 ij Treasure Chest SD abcdef bcdefg 17.1 bcdef ACR4106 AC abcdef abcdefg 16.4 bcdefgh AC7197 AC abcdefg abcdefg 16.2 cdefgh WX4838 WI abcdefg abcdef 14.7 ghij Cut Master WI abcdefg abcdefg 15.2 efghi Fascination SY abcdefg bcdefg 16.4 bcdefgh Cronos SM abcdefg cdefg 18.1 abc Distinction SY abcdefg efg 18.3 ab Majestic SM bcdefg cdefg 15.9 defgh AC6127 AC bcdefg defg 16.6 bcdefgh Summer King SY bcdefg cdefg 15.3 efghi Fenway SM cdefg cdefg 13.5 ij AC7197 AC defg efg 16.7 bcdefg Triple Threat SY defg cdefg 13.1 j Indiana SW efg fg 15.5 efgh Sorbet HL fg efg 13.1 j Ruby HL g g 14.7 hij
13 Variety Seed Company %SS Firmness (lbs force) Fruit Length (in) Fruit Width (in) Rind Thickness (in) Degree of Seedlessness Fenway SM 12.4 a 2.4 k 9.2 l 8.8 fghi 0.56 i 1.3 abc Indiana SW 12.4 a 2.6 hijk 9.7 kl 9.1 efghi 0.66 bcdefghi 1.3 abc Triple Threat SY 11.8 ab 2.7 ghijk 9.4 l 8.8 fghi 0.61 efghi 1.3 abc Sorbet HL 11.7 abc 3.1 efghij 9.3 l 9.1 cdefghi 0.67 bcdefghi 1.6 a WX4838 WI 11.6 abcd 2.8 ghijk 9.4 l 8.8 efghi 0.63 cdefghi 1.3 abc Troubadour HM 11.5 abcde 4.3 a 11.4 cdefg 9.0 efghi 0.72 bcdef 1.4 ab AC6277 AC 11.3 bcdef 33efg abcd 93bcde defghi bc 1.1 Cooperstown SM 11.2 bcdefg 3.0 fghijk 11.1 efghi 9.0 efghi 0.73 bcde 1.0 c AC7197 AC 11.2 bcdefg 4.0 abc 11.3 cdefgh 9.1 efghi 0.69 bcdefgh 1.3 abc Majestic SM 11.2 bcdefg 3.5 cdef 11.3 cdefgh 8.9 efghi 0.77 ab 1.3 abc Crunchy Red HM 11.1 bcdefgh 4.2 ab 12.1 ab 9.0 efghi 0.75 abc 1.3 abc Fresh Cut WI 11.0 bcdefghi 2.6 jk 11.6 abcdef 9.0 efghi 0.69 bcdefgh 1.3 abc Palomar SY 11.0 bcdefghi 2.8 ghijk 10.2 jk 9.7 abc 0.68 bcdefghi 1.3 abc AC7167 AC 11.0 bcdefghi 3.3 defg 11.2 defgh 9.0 efghi 0.57 hi 1.0 c Ruby HL 11.0 bcdefghi 2.6 jk 10.2 jk 8.6 i 0.65 bcdefghi 1.1 bc Tri X 313 SY 10.9 bcdefghi 2.6 ijk 11.5 bcdefg 9.3 bcde 0.69 bcdefgh 1.11 bc Cut Master WI 10.9 bcdefghi 3.1 efghij 11.1 efghi 8.8 ghi 0.71 bcdefg 1.0 c AC6127 AC 10.8 defghi 3.1 efghij 10.9 ghi 8.6 i 0.59 ghi 1.1 bc RWT8228 SY 10.8 defghi 3.2 efgh 12.2 a 9.9 a 0.73 bcdef 1.3 abc Summer King SY 10.8 defghi 3.0 fghijk 11.6 abcdef 8.7 hi 0.65 bcdefghi 1.1 bc ACR4106 AC 10.7 defghi 3.2 efgh 11.7 abcde 9.3 bcdef 0.70 bcdefgh 1.0 c AC7197 AC 10.7 defghi 3.9 abcd 11.9 abc 9.2 cdefgh 0.69 bcdefgh 1.3 abc AC6177 AC 10.6 efghi 4.1 ab 10.9 ghi 9.8 ab 0.74 bcd 1.1 bc Treasure Chest SD 10.6 efghi 2.9 ghijk 10.7 hij 9.9 a 0.60 fghi 1.1 bc Fascination SY 10.5 fghi 3.7 bcde 11.4 cdefg 9.3 bcdef 0.63 cdefghi 1.3 abc AC4674 AC 10.4 ghi 2.8 ghijk 11.3 cdefgh 8.6 i 0.71 bcdefg 1.4 ab Imagination SY 10.3 hi 3.1 efghij 9.9 kl 9.2 cdefg 0.63 cdefghi 1.1 bc Distinction SY 10.3 hi 4.4 a 10.5 ij 9.9 a 0.63 cdefghi 1.3 abc Cronos SM 10.2 i 4.1 ab 11.0 fghi 9.6 abcd 0.87 a 1.1 bc M l d SY 10 2 i 32 fhi 98kl 91dfhi 065bdfhi 11b
14 Cultivar Company AUDPC z Treasure Chest Seeds by Design a y Triple Threat Syngenta ab WX Willhite ab Sorbet Hollar abc Melody Syngenta abcd Cooperstown Seminis abcd AC 7187 HQ Abbott & Cobb abcde Crunchy Red Harris Moran abcde ACR Abbott & Cobb abcdef Tri X Syngenta abcdefg Ruby Hollar abcdefg ACR 4106T Abbott & Cobb abcdefg Troubadour Harris Moran abcdefg AC 7197 HQ Abbott & Cobb abcdefg Imagination Syngenta bcdefg Cut Master Willhite cdefgh Fresh Cut Willhite cdefgh ACR Abbott & Cobb dfhi defghi Fenway Seminis efghij ACR Abbott & Cobb efghij Palomar Syngenta fghijk AC Abbott & Cobb 98.4 ghijk Fascination Syngenta 61.4 hijk Summer King Syngenta 58.5 hijk Majestic Seminis 56.4 hijk Indiana Seedway 53.2 ijk Distinction Syngenta 53.0 ijk Cronos Seminis 49.6 ijk RWT Syngenta 30.5 jk Tri X 313 control w Syngenta 25.8 jk AC Abbott & Cobb 6.3 k
15 Watermelon (triploid) Overall yield similar: 2009 yields ranged from tons/acre as compared to tons/acre in Average fruit weight: lbs %SS(Brix) Fenway and Indiana numerically had the highest at 12.4 % SS, however yields were relatively low. Troubadour had the highest numerical yield at 28 tons/acre and had high %SS at 11.5 % Varieties with higher yields and high %SS were AC6277 and WX4838 Varieties with partial resistance to Fusarium wilt include Palomar, AC7167, and Fascination.
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19 Variety Seed Company Cwt/Acre Tons/Acre Fruit No./Acre Avg. Fruit Weight (lbs) RWT8225 SY a ab 7.8 a Vanessa NH a a 66b 6.6 RWT8212 SY ab ab 6.5 b WDL8312 SY ab b 6.8 b Little Deuce Coupe SY b ab 6.4 b Petite Perfection SY b b 6.5 b
20 Variety Seed Firmness Fruit Fruit Rind Degree of %SS Company (lbs force) Length (in) Width (in) Thickness (in) Seedlessness WDL8312 SY 12.9 a b 7.2 b 0.25 c 1.8 b Petite Perfection SY ab b b c a 2.4 RWT8225 SY 12.1 b a 7.8 a 0.63 a 1.4 b RWT8212 SY 11.9 b a 7.2 b 0.41 b 1.8 b Little Deuce Coupe SY 11.7 b b 7.1 b 0.31 bc 1.8 b Vanessa NH 10.7 c a 7.7 a 0.56 a 1.3 b
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22 Variety Seed Company lbs/acre Cwt/Acre Tons/Acre Fruit No./Acre Royal Sweet Seminis a 2420 Sangria Syngenta ab Ole Wilhite ab Denver Hollar b Gold Flower Johnny's c
23 Variety Seed Company %SS Firmness (lbs force) Fruit Length (in) Fruit Width (in) Rind Thickness (in) Denver Hollar 12.1 a 2.5 b 11.0 e 9.8 a 0.70 ab Royal Sweet Seminis 11.9 a 1.8 c 13.8 c 8.9 b 0.79 a Sangria Syngenta 11.7 a 23bc a 81c b 0.62 Ole Wilhite 11.4 a 2.6 b 15.1 b 8.7 b 0.66 b Gold Flower Johnny's 9.4 b 3.5 a 12.4 d 5.1 d 0.34 c
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27 Acknowledgements Dennis Nowaskie Bill Davis Angie Thompson Sara Hoke Chelsey Cardinal
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