Review explores self-incompatibility mechanisms in stone fruit trees, indicating potential for breeding self-compatible varieties.
The article reviewed the self-incompatibility in stone fruit trees such as sweet cherry, apricot, almond and japanese apricot. Furthermore it summarized the S-RNase genes (S genes) and the SLF genes (S-locus F-box genes or SFB genes), inheritance of the S genes, breeding of self-compatible cultivars, the main methods of identifying the S genotypes and the possible mechanisms of self-compatibility.
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