title: Increasing resistance to coccomycosis in sweet cherry by applying distant hybridization with cherry species
abstract: To reduce the pesticide load in industrial plantings, it is necessary to use pathogen-resistant varieties when establishing orchards. The problem of obtaining stable, large-fruited, adaptive varieties is acute, since there are practically no genotypes in the existing assortment that combine a complex of economically valuable traits with resistance to diseases. The isolation of new resistance genes in wild forms and the creation of genotypes resistant to fungal diseases on their basis is possible
journal: BIO Web of Conferences