Sharka resistant plum hybrids and cultivars from the plum breeding programm at Hohenheim. W. Hartmann

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Sharka resistant plum hybrids and cultivars from the plum breeding programm at Hohenheim W. Hartmann

Importance of sharka. Sharka disease has spread from the European continent towards the most important Prunus-growing areas around the world. Losses in European plum-fruit production are estimated at 1.5 million metric t / year.

Tolerance to sharka More and more fruit growers are unsatisfied with the resistances or tolerance of today cultivated plum cultivars to PPV. An improvement of this situation is only possible by cultivation of immune or absolute resistant cultivars.

Resistance by hypersensibility Hypersensibility in plums was firstly found from H. Kegler in the K 4 - hybrid in the year 1986 Depends from: 1.Way of infection 2. Infection dose For example: Young trees of Jojo can be infected by massive inoculation with grafting but not by aphids

Virus infection by aphids The virus is isolated in a single cell The virus is isolated in a single cell

First absolute resistant variety In the breeding material at Hohenheim was found some hybrids, derivided from Ortenauer, with hypersensitive reaction and field resistance. Many extensive tests resulted in the introduction of the first absolute PPVresistant variety Jojo in 1999.

Sharka symptoms on `Ortenauer because the virus is not isolated, the hypersensitivty is to weak The variety Ortenauer was the donator of hypersensitive genes for Jojo

Hypersensitivity a new kind of resistance Test by double grafting by using infected interstems

Durable resistance Jojo is in the meantime growing in more than 30 years in heavy infected orchards and allways free of PPV. This is the conclusive proof of the effectiviness of hypersensitivity. Similar results were found in Poland (Malinowski et. al., 2013), in Slowenia (Moja Virscek Marn et. al. 2014, ) and in many other European countries.

Hypersensitive reaction The resistance of the variety depends from the infection dose. The plant is infected by aphids The virus dose with such an infection is low. We have another stituation when succers of the rootstock are infected. It can be that such an infection breakthroughs the resistance

sharka infektion of succers and possible reaction of hypersensitive varieties

What can we do in such a situation? The only possibilty is to take hypersensitive rootstocks The virus will be isolated in succers and is dying

Hypersensitive rootstocks Was generated by crossing of: 1.Prunus cerasifera with hyp. Clone 2. Prunus spinosa with hyp. Clone started at University of Hohenheim in the year 2007

New rootstocks The work was continued by Michael Neumüller at the University Munich Weihenstephan Two rootstocks are on the market Docera 6 Dospina 235

New hypersensitive varieties Breeding for hypersenitivity culivars was continued In the meantime we have four hypersensitve cultivars, named: Jojo, Jofela, Joganta Jolina and a lot of promising clones in test. This clones are the reason I am still working with a age of 75 years, because at the university plum breeding was finished.

Jofela 32-40 g, 20-25 % Brix

Data of Jofela 2009-2017 Year/ Harvesting Yield 1-9 Fruit weigth g Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 Overall score 2009 31.08. 4 34 20,5 8 7 7 2010 08.09. 8-9 32 21,5 9 8 8 2011 30.08. 6 40 23,3 9 8 9 2012 17.09. 8 35 23,1 8 8 8 2013 25.09. 5 44 22,3 9 7 8 2014 04.09. 7 44 22,8 9 7 9 2015 15.09. 7 33 25,3 9 9 9 2017 07.09. 5-7 38 25,6 9 8 9

Joganta 70-90 g 20 24% Brix

Jolina 50-60 g 22-26 % Brix

New breeding programme Most of interest in our plum breeding were the improvment of the sharka resistent varieties, especially in three points: 1. Enlargement of ripening 2- Better fruit size 3. High fruit quality

Inheritance of hypersensitivity combination Number of seedlings % Hypers. HK3 Jojo Jojo 129 55 Jojo Fellenberg 128 45 Jojo Haganta 105 29 HZ Wolff Jojo 133 22 Jojo HZ Schüfer 55 22 Jojo HZ Gunser 20 40 Jojo Harbella 87 36 Jojo 1468 106 15 Jojo x Nr. 4465 119 78

Enlargement of ripening The growers want resistant cultivars with good fruit quality over the whole season To achieve hypersensitive plums with Early ripening is not so easy. So far we got only one intersting hybrid (Nr. 8404) resulted from a crossing Tegera with the hypersensitive clone Nr. 6482.

Data of Nr.8404 compared with Katinka Clone Nr. 8404 Harves. time Yield 1-9 Fruit weigth g Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 2009 27.07 6 21 15,7 7 7 7 2011 14.07. 4 22 19,4 7 9 7 2012 20.07 7 29 15,5 7 9 7 2016 27.7 4 30 17,4 7 7 7 2018 20.7 8 22 19,8 7 8 7 Over all score Katinka 2012 15.7. 7 26 15,2 7 7 7

Fruits of Nr. 8404

Medium to late ripening hypersensitive plums Variety/ clone Ripe month Yield 1-9 Fruit weigth g Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 Overall score Jojo E 8 6-8 45 18 6 7 7 6621 M-E 8 5-7 32 23,2 8 7 8 7344 M- E 8 5-7 34 20,7 7 9 8 7533 E 8 6-7 34 21.1 7 7 8 8630 E 8 6-8 53 23,1 8 9 8

Nr.8630 53 g,23,1% Brix

Fruits of Nr. 6621 32g. 23,2 % Brix.

Late ripening clones Clone Nr. Harvest. time Yield 1-9 Fruit weight Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 Overall score 6364 6.9. 6-7 54 23,8 9 7 8 7245 6.9. 6-7 38 25,5 9 6 8 7410 7.9. 6-7 33 23,8 9 7 8 Jofela 7.9. 6-8 38 25,1 9 7 8

Clone Nr.7410 33 g 22-25 % Brix

Very late clones with high fruit quality Clone Harvest. time Yield 1-9 Fruit weight g Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 Total 1-9 8616 26.9. 6-8 42 24,9 8 7 8 8626 19.9. 6-7 45 27,9 9 7 8 8627 21.9. 5-7 55 26,8 9 9 8 8709 23.9. 6-7 44 24,9 8 7 8

Clone Nr.8627 50-60 g 26-27 % Brix

Breeding for fruit size - results Variety / Clone Harv. time Yield 1-9 Fruith weight Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 Overa. score Joganta 05.9. 7-8 76 21,0 7 7 7 8630 06.9. 6-8 53 21,2 9 9 8 6364 06.9. 6-7 54 23,8 8 7 8 8627 21.9. 5-7 55 26,8 9 9 8 Jolina 22.9. 6-7 52 26,1 7 7 7

Nr. 6364 50-60 g 22-24 % Brix

The Problem in breeding To find the rigth parents as donators: For resistance For yield For fruit size and for excellent fruit quality And some points more An all combined in the same variety

Interest. Clones from Cross. Nr. 4517 x Haganta Clone Nr. Harvest. time Fruit weight % Brix Overall score 8626 26.9 46 27,0 8 8627 21.9 42 27,2 8 8630 06.9. 55 23,8 8 8709 23.9. 44 24,9 8

Nr.8630

Nr.8630 53 g, 23,1 % Brix

Data of clone Nr. 8709 ( 2010 and 2011 data from seedling) Clone- Nr. Harvesting time Yield 1-9 Fruit weigt Brix % Taste 1-9 Stone 1-9 2010 23.09. 6 39,4 96 7 9 8 2012 08.10. 7 50,3 140 9 7 8 2015 03.10 9 41 92 7 7 8 2016 27.09 8 42 21,2 8 9 8 2017 17.09 3 39 95 7 7 8 2018 7 Overall score

Nr. 8709 44 g, 24,9 % Brix

Evaluation of Hypersensibility With the utilisation of hypersensibility in breeding the problem of sharka in Plum growing can be solved, by: planting of hypersensitive cultivars und planting of hypersensitive rootstocks Let as remember to Hartmut Kegler for dedection of hypersensibility in plums.

Hartmut Kegler