Walnut Rootstock Selection. Joe Grant Farm Advisor UC Cooperative Extension San Joaquin County

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Walnut Rootstock Selection Joe Grant Farm Advisor UC Cooperative Extension San Joaquin County Quad County Walnut Institute, March 15, 2016

Walnut Rootstocks in California Desired attributes Vigor ( = Productivity) Tolerant to pests and diseases, especially: Phytophthora root and crown rot Lesion nematode (Pratylenchus vulnus) Crown gall (Agrobacterium) Walnut blackline disease (Cherry leaf roll virus) Oak root fungus (Armillaria mellea)

Walnut rootstocks: Three choices Northern California Black Walnut Paradox hybrid - seedlings and clones English walnut seedlings and own-rooted

Northern California Black (J. hindsii)

Northern California Black (J. hindsii)

Paradox Rootstock Hybrid of English walnut by: J. hindsii (Northern California Black Walnut) Or hybrids of J. hindsii and: J. californica J. major J. nigra J. microcarpa Paradox Black

Paradox seedlings

UC Paradox Diversity Study LARGEST trunk circumference- all sites at end of 10 th year All sites Source Parentage circ(cm) VLACH JhxJr 67.2 OX JhxJr 66.8 DX JhxJr 66.8 PZ JhxJr 66.6 LZ? 66.1 RZ JhxJr 66.1 LX JhxJnxJr 66.1 UZ JhxJr 65.9 SZ JhxJr 65.9 KX JhxJr 65.7 = in TOP TEN at two sites = in TOP TEN at three sites Jh = Juglans hindsii Jr = Juglans regia Jm = Juglans major Jn = Juglans nigra Jc = Juglans californica

UC Paradox Diversity Study SMALLEST trunk circumference- all sites at end of 10 th year Source Parentage Circ (cm) OZ JhxJnxJr 59.93 YZ bl JnxJh 59.59 JX JhxJr 59.51 QZ JhxJr 59.16 WX JhxJr 59.03 MX JmxJnxJhxJr 58.43 NZ JmxJhxJnxJr 57.07 AZ JmxJnxJhxJr 56.98 BX bl JcxJn 55.24 AW bl Jh 50.94 = in BOTTOM TEN at two sites = in BOTTOM TEN at three sites = in BOTTOM TEN at four sites Jh = Juglans hindsii Jr = Juglans regia Jm = Juglans major Jn = Juglans nigra Jc = Juglans californica

Clonal Paradox Rootstocks Hybrids: J. hindsii or J. microcarpa x J. regia Vlach - Unpatented RX1 - Patented and licensed to nurseries VX211 - Patented and licensed to nurseries (WIP3 Not released)

Clonal Paradox Rootstocks VLACH (J. hindsiix J. regia)

Clonal Paradox Rootstocks VX211 (J. hindsiix J. regia)

Clonal Paradox Rootstocks RX1 (J. hindsiix J. micrpcarpa)

lbs/acre In-shell yield, lbs/acre Paradox Clones vs. Seedlings? Lacking known problems, from experience to date, clones appear to grow and produce at least as well as and occasionally better than - seedlings. Their primary advantages are in their respective pest & disease tolerance. More clonal rootstocks from UC and others are coming. San Joaquin County Rootstock Trial Cumulative yield, 4th - 8th leaf 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 Solano County Clonal Rootstock Trial Cumulative yield, 4th through 6th leaf aa Paradox seedling a a a a RX1 VLACH VX211 2015 2014 2013 30,000 24,000 18,000 12,000 6,000 0 b 9174 5443 6138 a 9373 6263 6584 4740 4990 b 7472 6012 5018 8000 4731 4722 8448 5409 5600 6743 4611 5182 4380 4044 4480 3807 1991 1967 1796 1691 1654 1829 Vlach RX1 AZ025 VX211 Pdx. Sdlg. WIP3 OR Chan Cumulative yield mean separation by Duncan's Multiple Range test, P< 0.05 b c b c c 8152 3739 6056 2545 753 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

English Walnut Rootstocks (J. regia) Seedlings of J. regia varieties (Eureka, Waterloo, Vina, others) Tissue cultured Own-rooted varieties Blackline disease (Cherry Leaf Roll Virus) J. hindsii black Paradox

Trunk cross sectional area (cm 2 ) Trunk Cross Sectional Area Chandler on English SEEDLING rootstocks 12 X 24 hedgerow planted 1994, Linden, California Eureka Carpathian Paradox Russian Sunland Waterloo Chandler 300 250 200 Paradox } English 150 100 50 0 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Cumulative yield Chandler on English SEEDLING rootstocks 12 X 24 hedgerow planted 1994, Linden, California 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 25 Yield (tons/acre) 20 15 10 5 a bc b b c b b 0 Paradox Eureka Waterloo Russian Chandler Carpathian Sunland Rootstock seed source

Own-Rooted Chandler More vigor than English seedlings but often less than Paradox Best on medium-textured soils Less susceptible to crown gall than Paradox; More susceptible than Paradox to other soil-borne diseases Slow to begin producing catkins during early years Bloom, pollen shedding, and harvest slightly delayed Low early orchard production in some instances Sensitive to salts English Walnut Rootstocks OR Paradox

In-shell yield, lbs/acre San Joaquin County Rootstock Trial Cumulative yield, 4th - 8th leaf 30,000 24,000 9174 9373 7472 8448 2015 18,000 12,000 6,000 0 8000 6743 6263 8152 5443 6012 5409 4731 4611 3739 6138 6584 5018 4722 5600 5182 6056 4740 4990 4380 4044 4480 3807 2545 1991 1967 1796 1691 1654 1829 753 Vlach RX1 AZ025 VX211 Pdx. Sdlg. WIP3 OR Chan 2014 2013 2012 2011 Cumulative yield mean separation by Duncan's Multiple Range test, P< 0.05

Preferred rootstocks for problem situations Pick your poison. No known problems Blackline Phytophthora Nematodes Salts

Too much of a good thing...??!! Potted Vlach planted Spring 2013, budded Fall 2013 July 7, 2014 Nov. 3, 2014 Chandler on Vlach, Stanislaus County Laterals emerging from developing trunk in first year Tulare on Vlach, San Joaquin County

Too much of a good thing...??!! Buds produced on very rapidly growing trees may be blind or fail to emerge, leading to tree training difficulties Unheaded Tulare on Paradox Seedling 4/30/15 Tulare field budded onto very vigorous Paradox seedling rootstock in late summer 2013; Unheaded in Winter 2014 Winter 2015