Modern Citrus Cultivars Descriptive Database

Présentation de David Karp, Researcher in the Dept. of Botany and Plant Sciences, University of California, Riverside, jeudi 5 mai 2022 en présentiel et webinaire

Abstract

The Modern Citrus Cultivars Descriptive Database (MCCDD) covers recent and privately controlled varieties, many not yet available for planting and evaluation by public collections. It consists of cultivar names, trademarks, common names (fruit types), botanical names, intellectual property applications and grants, breeders and their affiliations, pedigrees, descriptions of trees and fruits, and bibliographical citations with links. It includes all citrus cultivars for which a plant patent or plant breeders’ rights application has been made, from 1931 to the present, as well as many cultivars introduced after 1980 and not described in Horticultural Varieties of Citrus (1967) or Citrus Varieties of the World (2000). Each cultivar appears on one row for each application in a country for a plant patent or plant breeders’ rights; ~1,100 distinct cultivars currently are included, and others will be added. This work is international in scope, and includes both scions and rootstocks traditionally classified in the genera Citrus, Poncirus, Fortunella, Microcitrus, Eremocitrus and their hybrids. MCCDD includes a detailed description and explanation of the work, and five appendices offer supplementary information.

MCCDD is intended to serve citrus researchers and stakeholders, including germplasm curators, geneticists, breeders, variety rights managers, nurseries, horticulturists, growers, and fruit marketers.

Publiée : 06/05/2022