DIVERSITY AND STABILITY OF VOLATILE METABOLITES IN A MODEL POPULATION OF FRAGARIA ×ANANASSA DUCH.
Klaus Olbricht, Christine Gräfe, Detlef Ulrich, E. Hoberg, G�nter Staudt
Abstract
Klaus Olbricht, Christine Gräfe, Detlef Ulrich, E. Hoberg, G�nter Staudt
Abstract
Stability in volatile synthesis is important for the selection of cultivars. In this work, environmentally caused variation was investigated over two years in a model population of Fragaria ×ananassa. The stability of the synthesis of key volatiles varies throughout the F 1 seedling population between the two years. The aroma potential of the investigated Fragaria ×ananassa population was also compared to F 1 clones of a cross-combination between Fragaria vesca and Fragaria mandshurica.
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Stability in volatile synthesis is important for the selection of cultivars. In this work, environmentally caused variation was investigated over two years in a model population of Fragaria ×ananassa. The stability of the synthesis of key volatiles varies throughout the F 1 seedling population between the two years. The aroma potential of the investigated Fragaria ×ananassa population was also compared to F 1 clones of a cross-combination between Fragaria vesca and Fragaria mandshurica.
Key concepts: Fragaria, Diversity (politics), Population, Biology, Horticulture, Botany, Medicine, Anthropology