Esteban Soto- Master of Science
- PhD Student at University of Bonn
Esteban Soto
- Master of Science
- PhD Student at University of Bonn
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Dormancy is an adaptive strategy developed by temperate perennial crops to protect overwinter tissues from unfavorable environmental conditions. Sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.), a member of the Rosaceae family, requires chilling to overcome dormancy. The time of harvest is directly correlated with chilling requirements in sweet cherries. Consequentl...
In sweet cherry (Prunus avium), as in other temperate woody perennials, bud dormancy allows for survival in adverse environmental conditions during winter. During this process, environmental signals such as short days and/or low temperatures trigger internal signals that enable buds to become tolerant to the cold. The process involves tracking chil...
Temperate deciduous fruit tree species like sweet cherry (Prunus avium) require long periods of low temperatures to trigger dormancy release and flowering. In addition to sequence-based genetic diversity, epigenetic variation may contribute to different chilling requirements among varieties. For the low chill variety ‘Royal Dawn’ and high chill var...
Sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) is a flowering plant belonging to Rosaceae family that is grown on temperate climates. In the early fall the temperature and daylight hours decrease promote the entry to the dormancy state, an evolutionary phenomenon relevant for survival during the adverse conditions on winter. Dormancy is divided into three stages,...
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FT gene is expressed in leaves and buds and is involved in floral meristem determination and bud development in sweet cherry. In woody fruit perennial trees, floral determination, dormancy and bloom, depends on perception of different environmental and endogenous cues which converge to a systemic signaling gene known as FLOWERING LOCU...
