Rootstock comparison table
Rootstock | M26 EMLA | Saint Lucie 64 |
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Summary | M.26EMLA bears early and does not tolerate highly acid soils. | This is the best rootstock for semi-arid areas as characterized by high evaporative demand and low water availability for irrigation along with good fruit size. |
remove | remove |
Using
M26 EMLA | Saint Lucie 64 | |
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Species compatibility | Apple |
Sweet cherry |
Vigour % of standard | 40% - 50% | 80% - 100% |
Growing
M26 EMLA | Saint Lucie 64 | |
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Rootstock size class | Semi-dwarf |
Vigorous |
Precocity | Precocious |
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Support required | Temporary support |
Free-standing |
Climate
M26 EMLA | Saint Lucie 64 | |
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Cold-hardiness | Cold-hardy |
Cold-hardy |
Cold hardiness (USDA) | Zone 4 (-34C) |
Zone 4 (-34C) |
Identification
M26 EMLA | Saint Lucie 64 | |
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Developer | East Malling Research Station Long Ashton Research Station |
INRA |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
France |
Period of origin | 1950 - 1999 |
Problems
M26 EMLA | Saint Lucie 64 | |
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Woolly aphid | Very susceptible |
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Phytophthora | Very susceptible |
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Bacterial canker | Some resistance |
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Fire blight | Very susceptible |
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Root knot nematode | Some resistance |
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Ring nematode | Some resistance |
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Root lesion nematode | Some resistance |
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Honey / Oak root fungus | Some susceptibility |
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Crown Gall | Some susceptibility |
Some resistance |
Collar rot | Some susceptibility |
Some susceptibility |
Replant complex | Very susceptible |
Some susceptibility |
Root suckers | Few |
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Crown rot | Some susceptibility |
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Verticillium Wilt (Blackheart) | Some susceptibility |