M9
Rootstock with poly-clonal variety commercially widespread under various names.
The sucker-bearing attitude is scarce.
Description
Rootstock with poly-clonal variety commercially widespread under various names.
The sucker-bearing attitude is scarce.
It prefers fertile, permeable, irrigated soils. Interesting for high-density plantings even when it is grafted with varieties with a standard vegetative habitus and intermediate and high vigour.
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| Description | Rootstock with poly-clonal variety commercially widespread under various names. The sucker-bearing attitude is scarce. | It tolerates clayey and compact soils well as long as they are not asphyxiated. Rootstock characterized by high vigor. It induces high productivity, enhances the quality and size of the fruit. | The vigor of the plant is about 10% less than GF677, and the leaf is red, elongated and slightly elliptical. This rootstock can be used indifferently with peach, apricot and plum. It is resistant to nematodes and tolerant to Armillaria mellea. | Plant of medium vigour, rising and compact habitus. Low suckering activity. It adapts well to different types of soil, including those that tend to be heavy and humid. Sensitive to calcareous soils and with limited water availability. Considered as an alternative to the Franco in case of re-stubbling, even on heavy soils. | Heterogeneous plants with common characteristics of good affinity, high vigour, delayed fruiting which, subsequently, achieves good productivity and production efficiency. The quality of the fruit improves with the entry into full production. The root system is deep, taproot, it adapts to all types of soil. It is moderately resistant to active limestone, root asphyxiation, Agrobacterium tumefaciens, nematodes and woolly aphid. | It is a plant with a particularly branched root system, which goes deep. For this reason, the free rootstock guarantees excellent resistance to drought and wind. These are vigorous plants and particularly resistant to adverse conditions, generally they bear fruit late. This rootstock is suitable for rough terrain, arid areas and infertile spaces. |
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