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| OHxF x 333 PEAR ROOTSTOCK (Pyrus communis) |
| Semi-dwarfing rootstock for European Pear, developed in OR in 1940s. OHF stands for Old Home x Farmington, which were crossed to achieve complete fireblight resistance. It is 1/2 to 2/3 standard size. Its resistance to fireblight, collar rot, woolly pear aphids and pear decline make this a very healthy stock. Precocious, well-anchored. Trees are very productive. Some reports that fruit size is reduced. All the OHxF x333 are propagated by cuttings or in tissue culture, with considerable difficulty, as all are reluctant rooters. |
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NSRTQUIN
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NSRTMYR
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| PRUNUS MYROBALAN ROOTSTOCK (Prunus myrobalan) |
| Widely adapted selection of Myrobalan used as rootstock for plums and can also be used for almonds. Prunus myro -29 C has good resistance to root rot and nematodes. Makes a large semi dwarf tree if unpruned but can be maintained at any height with summer pruning. |
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NSRTPBE
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NSRTCOM
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| PYRUS COMMON PEAR (Pyrus communis) |
| For grafting or budding pears. Well rooted 1/4" caliper. Pyrus common pear rootstock is the most drought tolerant pear rootstock. Seedlings from improved varieties. |
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NSRTUSS
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NSRTJUL
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| SAINT JULIAN A ROOTSTOCK (Prunus insititia) |
| Saint Julian A is a large dwarf or small semi-dwarfing rootstock for plums (except Stanley) apricots and peaches. Induces early bearing, high yields. Widely adapted and winter hardy. Causes some suckering. |
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NSRTNEM
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| NEMAGUARD PEACH ROOTSTOCK (Prunus persica) |
| Suitable for all Prunus species (peach-almond-plum-apricot-nectarine). Best on well-drained sites. On heavy soils, site on sloping ground or on a mound. Resistant to Nematodes. |
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