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- Molecular Breeding Solutions of Citrus
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Molecular Breeding Solutions of Citrus
INQUIRYIntroductions
Citrus belongs to the Rutaceae family and is one of the most important fruit crops in the world. Major citrus cultivars such as sweet orange, Clementine, lemon, grapefruit, and Satsuma contain macronutrients ,micronutrients, and dietary fiber. They are also rich in antioxidant compounds. However, there is an increased demand for new, high-quality varieties that are easy to peel and can meet consumer demands quickly.
Considerable efforts have been made in citrus breeding. Among the many citrus varieties, several have been developed through conventional methods such as mutagenesis, interspecific and intraspecific hybridization, and clonal selection. But traditional citrus breeding is a long-term and expensive process; obtaining offspring and evaluating their traits takes a long time and resources. Furthermore, sexual breeding is not always possible because some varieties used for crosses are incompatible, sterile, or polyembryonic. Furthermore, in many cases, backcrossing is required after breeding to restore the superior characteristics of the improved variety, thus extending the breeding program further.
Solutions
Lifeasible has been committed to exploring and optimizing modern citrus breeding methods for many years. We are proud to provide competitive molecular breeding services for citrus and provide the best solutions for developing your research projects. We aim to develop diversified varieties that meet different commercial needs, improve overall citrus quality, and get to market quickly.
| Breeding goals | Trait improvement | Molecular breeding technology |
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| Nutritional Quality | High nutrients and micronutrients High dietary fiber High antioxidants |
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| Resistance to Adversity | Drought resistant Waterlogging resistant Low-temperature resistance Insect resistant |
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| High Yield | Fruit set rate Large fruit type |
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| Disease and Insect Resistance | Viral diseases Bacterial diseases Fungal diseases |
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| Flavor Quality | Sweetness Acidity |
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| Commodity Quality | Ripeness and fruit firmness Shape and coloring Storage and transportability |
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Lifeasible is oriented to national strategic needs and people's livelihood needs, relying on a technology platform to establish a comprehensive service center in the agricultural field and attaching importance to basic technology and new technology research. The scope of services covers molecular biology, sequencing, genetic marker development, bioinformatics analysis, and other crop molecular breeding related biotechnologies. If you want to know more information, please contact us anytime.
Reference
- Salonia, Fabrizio, et al. "New plant breeding techniques in citrus for the improvement of important agronomic traits. A Review." Frontiers in Plant Science. 11 (2020): 1234.
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