Table of apple rootstock susceptibility to the fire blight bacterium, Erwinia amylovora
(Source of information and credits provided at the bottom of
the page).
| Apple rootstock cultivar |
Fire blight
resistance ratingz |
Apple rootstock cultivar |
Fire blight
resistance ratingz |
| Alnarp 2 |
HS |
M.9, M.9-T337 and other M.9 strains |
HS |
| Antonovka 313 |
S |
M.9 (interstem) |
HS |
| Bemali |
S |
M.26, EMLA 26 |
HS |
| Bud. 9 |
HS/MR* |
M.27, EMLA 27 |
HS |
| Bud. 118 |
S |
MM.106 |
S |
| Bud. 140 |
S |
MM.111 |
R |
| Bud. 490 |
R |
Mark |
HS |
| C.6 (interstem) |
HS |
Novole |
MR |
| C-G 210 |
R |
Ottawa 3 |
HS |
| Geneva 11 |
MR |
P.2 |
HS |
| Geneva 16 |
R |
P.18 |
MR |
| Geneva 30 |
MR |
P.16 |
HS |
| Geneva 65 |
MR |
P.22 |
HS |
| M.4 |
R |
Robusta |
MR |
| M.7a, EMLA 7 |
MR |
Seedling |
R |
| EMLA 9 |
HS |
|
|
z R = Tolerant or resistant.
MR = Moderately resistant.
S = susceptible.
HS = highly susceptible.
*
B.9 shows moderate resistance in the field, but is highly susceptible in laboratory assays.
Data compiled by K. S. Yoder and A. R. Biggs from
personal observations and the following sources:
van der Zwet, T., and S. V. Beer. 1995. Fire blight - Its
nature, prevention, and control. USDA Agriculture Information Bulletin Number 631.
Fazio G., Aldwinckle H. S., McQuinn, R. P. and Robinson, T. L. 2006. Differential Susceptibility to Fire Blight in Commercial and Experimental Apple Rootstock Cultivars. Proc. 10th Intl. Workshop on Fire Blight. Ed. C. Bazzi and U. Mazzucchi. Acta Horticulturae 704:527-530.
Web resource: http://www.caf.wvu.edu/kearneysville/tables/fbrootsus.html |