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138 Agricultural and Natural Research & Reviews

2. Research about ‘Karaerik’ grape cultivar

2.1. Clone selection

The first clone selection study for the ‘Karaerik’ grape cultivar was initiated

by the Erzincan Horticultural Research Institute and the project was completed

in three stages. The selection of the first clone candidates was started in the

growers’ vineyards in the Üzümlü region, where the ‘Karaerik’ grape cultivar

was widely grown between 1982-1988. The second phase of the study, the

‘Clone Collection Vineyard’, was established with the cuttings taken from the

40 selected clone vine candidates. At the end of the study, the clone candidates

were evaluated according to their weighting ranking score, and finally, the six

clones with the highest score (clone 23, 18, 19, 3, 13, 15, and 30) were selected

for the ‘Karaerik’ grape cultivar. Then, ‘Clone Comparison Vineyard’ was

established with these clone candidates. As a result of selection, clones 23 and

18 were selected because they showed the highest performance as table grapes

(Karadoğan et al., 2014). The second clone study for this grape cultivar was

carried out within the scope of a doctoral thesis and was completed in 2002

(Köse 2002). The research was carried out in Üzümlü, Bayırbağ and Pişkidağ

regions of Erzincan province between 1999-2001. In the study, 22 clones (24

Ü-KE 83, 24 Ü-KE 213, 24 Ü-KE 317, 24 Ü-KE 325, 24 PKE 407, 24 P-KE

410, 24 P-KE 425, 24 P-KE 1585, 24 Ü-KE 490, 24 P-KE 432, 24 Ü-KE 451, 24

Ü-KE 489, 24 Ü-KE 460, 24 P-KE 1823, 24 Ü-KE 477, 24 Ü-KE 500, 24 P-KE

521, 24 Ü-KE 971, 24 P-KE 1590, 24 Ü-KE 306, 24 P-KE 1833 ve 24 P-KE

1987), with a score of 650 and above were selected from among 200 clone vine

candidates according to weighting ranking score.

2.2. Ampelography

The first ampelography study carried out on this grape cultivar was in 1968

and it was determined that there were two types of ‘Karaerik’: ellipsoidal and

round (İştar 1968). For this grape cultivar, the shoot tip is yellowish-green,

with sparse felt hairs. Shoots are rounded, often corrugated, distinctly leathery,

sparsely hairy. The mature leaf is thin, straight, less wavy, deep five-part, slices

are prominent. The upper color of the leaf is bright green, the lower color is

matte green. Both the upper and lower parts of the leaf are sparsely hairy. The

petiole is of medium thickness, round, and sparsely hairy. It has U and V-shaped

petiole sinus. The shape of the cluster is largely clustered, branched cone,

medium density, homogeneous, and the berries are large. The peduncle is of

medium length, brittle, its upper side is brown, the lower side is greenish-red,

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