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COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE OF FOUR NEWLY RELEASED MACADAMIA INDUSTRY VARIETIES – G, J, P and R
2018 | - | Research report/article
Prepared by the Queensland Strawberry Growers’ Association (QSGA), Master Licensee for new macadamia varieties...
Riverbend orchard (Bundaberg) harvests 2-year-old crop
2017 | Commens R | Case Study
George and Gerda Hobi discuss establishing their macadamia orchard at Bundaberg.
New Macadamia Variety Profile Sheet – MCT1
2017 | Anon | Fact Sheet
An elite macadamia variety that could raise productivity by up to 50% has now been released. It is one example of the potential of the wild macadamia’s rich genetic diversity and represents the advances of breeding and selection of new generation cultivars that will transform the industry’s future. It has been named MCT1 and is owned by the Macadamia Conservation Trust.
MC09017 Supplementary grower trial of elite macadamia selections
2015 | Searle C, Bryen L | Research report/article
VC funded cultivar evaluation trial. Funding this project through a voluntary contribution meant that the industry would save a considerable amount of time, i.e. 7 to 8 years. It would also advance the breeding program generally by allowing material from the first round of crosses (B1.1) to be compared with material from the second round of crosses (B1.2), thus allowing some assessment to be made of the genetic progress of the breeding program.
MC09021 Macadamia Breeding and Conservation
2015 | Topp B | Research report/article
Macadamia industry cultivar breeding program. Assessments of new cultivars for yield, quality, husk spot resistance, fruitspotting bug resistance and rootstocks.
Macadamia regional variety trials: series 3
2012 | Stephenson R | Research report/article
Final Report Research Project MC06009 Macadamia regional variety trials: series 3
MC06009 Macadamia Regional Variety Trials - Series 3
2012 | Stephenson R | Research report/article
Improved profitability of the Australian macadamia industry depends on more productive varieties that produce high quality kernel. In particular, because of the susceptibility of 344 to abnormal vertical growth in the Bundaberg area, less susceptible, new and better varieties are needed there. A range of new varieties were assessed in separate trials in the Bundaberg region with 36 varieties at Winfield and 27 varieties at Hinkler Park from 1999 to 2009.
Buying quality macadamia trees
2009 | Loebel M, McPhee G | Research report/article
The quality of the planting stock greatly influences the growth and performance of trees in later years.
Frost avoidance and protection against frost damage in macadamia orchards
2009 | O'Hare P | Research report/article
Outlines the causes of frost, how frost damages plant tissue, ways of avoiding frost damage, repairing frost damaged trees.
Macadamia improvement and conservation
2009 | Hardner C, McConchie C | Research report/article
Final Report Research Project MC02054 Macadamia improvement and conservation
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