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ISSN 2959-1864 (Online); ISSN 2958-0536 (Print); DOI: 10.30546/abc
Acta Botanica Caucasica

STUDY OF GENOMES OF FRUIT PLANTS CULTIVATED IN SOME REGIONS OF AZERBAIJAN

Abstract
ABSTRACT. The article deals with the cultivation of some cultural varieties of Apple and pear trees growing in the orchards of the northern regions of Azerbaijan. The research was carried out in close cooperation with the staff of the Guba Research Institute of fruit growing and tea growing in the Guba-Khachmaz region of the Republic in 2019-2021. The article notes that with the correct Organization of an intensive garden, its economic efficiency can be many times higher than with traditional technologies that are not highly efficient in modern conditions. The main purpose of the study was to study the genetic characteristics of a number of Apple and pear varieties and other fruits introduced earlier and recently in these areas, to study their genome in a comparative way. Here we have studied the latest achievements in genomic research and its practical applications in fruit trees belonging to the Rosaceae family, especially pears, apples, peaches.
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