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한국원예학회 HORTICULTURE ENVIRONMENT and BIOTECHNOLOGY HORTICULTURE ENVIRONMENT and BIOTECHNOLOGY Vol.50 No.1
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2009.2
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63 - 67 (5page)

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Iran, with over 30 native species, is within the center origin for almonds. Shoot and root growth, and kernel characteristics were evaluated for seedlings of three endemic species, Amygdalus scoparia (syn. Prunus scoparia), A. eleagnifolia (syn. P. eleagnifolia), and A. eburnea (syn. P. eburnea). Significant differences among species were observed for most of the traits measured. Seedlings of A. scoparia were larger than A. eleagnifolia and A. eburnea, while A. eburnea had greater stem biomass, greater specific leaf weight, smaller leaf area, and lower stomatal density than the other species. A. scoparia had the most extensive root system and A. eburnea had the smallest. Shoot characteristics, such as leaf length, were often significantly correlated with root traits, though the association varied with species. Distinguishing morphological features included seedling diameter, branch angle, leaf length, root number, and total root length for A. scoparia; seedling height, root number, root diameter, leaf width, and stomatal length for A. eleagnifolia; and number of first order lateral stem, internode length, leaf area, and root length and diameter for A. eburnea. Detailed knowledge of species morphology and development patterns allows a more efficient evaluation of rootstock potential of these drought tolerant species.

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Abstract
Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results and Discussion
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Literature Cited

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