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5 credits across 4 varieties · University of California, Riverside
Institution responsible for the August 2009 release of Furr C-57 as a citrus rootstock.
The University of California, Riverside released Furr C-57 in August 2009 as one of three new Sunki Mandarin × Swingle Trifoliate rootstocks.
Riverside, California, United States
Sources: [8]
Developed C-146 through the UC Riverside Citrus Breeding Program as a Sunki mandarin × Swingle trifoliate orange rootstock hybrid.
UCR records C-146 as received budwood from CCPP via the UCR Breeding Program in 2013.
Riverside, California, United States
Sources: [1]
Conducted the subsequent testing, selection, and development of the hybrid as a citrus rootstock.
John Carpenter and Joe Furr produced C-22 by crossing Sunki mandarin with Swingle trifoliate orange through the USDA breeding program at the USDA Date and Citrus Station.
Indio, California, United States
Sources: [1]
Selected, tested, and further developed C-54 as a citrus rootstock.
John Carpenter and Joe Furr produced C-54 by crossing Sunki mandarin with Swingle trifoliate orange through the USDA breeding program at the USDA Date and Citrus Station.
Indio, California, United States
Sources: [1]
Selected, tested, and further developed C-57 as a citrus rootstock.
West Coast Agroforestry describes C-57 as developed by the USDA program at Indio and later selected and tested at UC Riverside. The available sources do not establish an exact selection date or a single personal selector.
Riverside, California, United States