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Potato Seed Production
â Scribed by Sergey V. Zhevora (editor), Boris V. Anisimov (editor)
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 2021
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 133
- Category
- Library
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⌠Synopsis
This book comprises the best potato seed production practices and includes details on potato cultivation, classification, and the main structural elements of the successive stages of potato seed production. It presents potato varieties from Russian originators, describes modern technologies involved in the process of potato seed production, and presents special aspects of phytosanitary and process regulations for the cultivation of high-quality potato seed.
Additionally, the authors illustrate the statutory regulation of salable quality of potato seed: purity of variety, diseases, pests, and defects. The authors identify Russian quality control methods and certification of potato seed, and consider the packaging and labeling of potato seed that is held for sale. Finally, the authors also clarify the features of foreign potato seed certification systems.
⌠Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Contents
About the Editors
Part I: Potato Cultivation in Russia. Potato Seed Classification and Production System. Modern Technologies Used in Potato Seed Production Process
Chapter 1: Potato-Growing History in Russia. Categories and Classes/Generations of Potato Seed and the System of Its Production Stages
References
Chapter 2: Potato Consumption Pattern, Crop Acreage, Bulk Yields, Yielding Capacity, and Priority Lines of Innovative Development
References
Chapter 3: Technologies for Obtaining and Clonal Propagation of Healthy (Free from Infection) Parent In Vitro Material and In Vitro Growing of Microtubers
3.1 Technologies for Obtaining and Clonal Propagation of Healthy (Free from Infection) Nuclear Seed Stock In Vitro
3.2 Technologies for Production of Nuclear Seed Stock in In Vitro Crop Plant
3.3 Technologies of Clonal Micropropagation of In Vitro Stock
3.4 In Vitro Microtuber Production Technologies
References
Chapter 4: Technologies for Growing Minitubers
4.1 Importance of Growing Minitubers
4.2 Specifics of Growing Minitubers in Tunnels
4.3 Specifics of the Hydroponic Method of Growing Minitubers
4.4 Specifics of Aeroponic Technologies of Growing Minitubers
4.5 Aerohydroponic Minituber Growing Systems
References
Chapter 5: Production of First and Subsequent Field Generations/Classes of Original, Elite, and Reproduction Potato Seed: Potato Breeding Using True (Botanic) Seeds
5.1 Production of First and Subsequent Field Generations/Classes of Original and Elite Potato Seeds
5.2 Production of Reproduction Potato Seed
5.3 Potato Breeding Using True (Botanic) Seeds
References
Part II: Specifics of Phytosanitary and Process Regulations When Growing Potato Seed of Top-Quality Categories
Chapter 6: Selection of Special Protected Territories (Areas) with Favorable Natural, Climatic, and Phytosanitary Conditions
References
Chapter 7: A Set of Basic Agronomical and Protective Techniques Used in Potato Seed Production
References
Part III: Main Monitoring Items of Potato Seed Quality: Purity of a Variety, Diseases, Pests, Defects
Chapter 8: Varietal Identity and Varietal Purity. Viral and Viroid Pathogens Controlled in Potato Seed Production
8.1 Identity of a Variety (Authenticity of a Variety) and Purity of a Variety
8.2 Viral and Viroid Pathogens Controlled in Potato Seed Production
8.3 Phytopathogenic Viruses Transmitted by Migrant Aphid Species and by Contact
8.4 Viruses Transmitted by Burrowing Nematodes and Fungi
References
Chapter 9: Potato Bacterioses, Monitored on Plantings During Vegetative Growth Period: Tuber Rots Caused by Fungal and Bacterial Pathogens
9.1 Potato Bacterioses, Monitored on Plantings During Vegetative Growth Period
9.2 Tuber Rots Caused by Fungal and Bacterial Pathogens
9.3 Dry Tuber Rots Caused by Fungal Phytopathogens
9.4 Soft Rots Caused by Pathogenic Fungi and Bacteria
References
Chapter 10: Damage to Tubers Caused by Scab and Crater Rot, Defects Caused by Physiological Disorders Under the Influence of Abnormal Conditions, and Damages, Injuries, Diseases, and Pests of Quarantine Significance
10.1 Damage to Tubers Caused by Scab and Rhizoctonia
10.2 Defects Caused by Physiological Disorders Under the Influence of Abnormal Conditions
10.3 Damage and Injuries from the Effects of Machinery and Chemicals
10.4 Damage Caused by Nematodes, Wireworms, and Larvae of Insect Pests
10.5 Diseases and Pests of Quarantine Importance
References
Part IV: Potato Seed Quality Control and Certification
Chapter 11: Quality Standards for Various Categories of Potato Seed: Crop Surveys and Appraisement of Plantings and Tuber Analysis
11.1 Quality Standards for Various Categories of Potato Seed
11.2 Field Surveys and Inspection of Plantings
11.3 Tuber Analysis of Potato Seed Lots
References
Chapter 12: Ground Control of Varieties, Laboratory Diagnosis of Phytopathogens, and Commercial Potato Seed Marking
12.1 Soil Control of Varieties
12.2 Laboratory Diagnosis of Phytopathogens
12.3 Marking Potato Seed Intended for Sale
References
Index
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