Idared

Name	Idared
Alias	N/A
GRIN ID	PI 588841
Type	Cultivar
Species	Malus x domestica
Description	Very susceptible to powdery mildew.. Fire blight susceptible
Origin Country	N/A
Origin Detail	N/A
Pedigree	Jonathan x Wagener
Maternal Parent	Jonathan
Paternal Parent	Wagener
Maternal Parent of	Idared_x_U 211-F1 [view all 9]
Paternal Parent of	Fiesta [view all 5]
Phenotypic Data	[view all 37]
SSR Genotype Data	[view all 9]
SNP Genotype Data	[view all 14150]
Map	[view all 6]
DNA Library	N/A
Sequence	N/A
Comments	Fruit size large, W78-80 x L63-66 mm; shape flat, rectangular, convex, ribbed on body; skin yellow with bright red blush and flecks hammered; flesh white, slightly tinged green; flavor slightly sweet, moderately acid. Excellent dessert apple, good for baking, sauce and pies. Keeps well in storage. Hrvest season mid to late. Smal to medium size tree bears heavy crops annually. Susceptible to fire blight. Some resistance to scab. {Additional Lit.Citation: Bultitude, J., 1983, Apples p.199}
Reference	Howard NP, Peace C, Silverstein KATS, Poets A, Luby JJ, Vanderzande S, Durel CE, Muranty H, Denancé C, and van de Weg E. The use of shared haplotype length information for pedigree reconstruction in asexually propagated outbreeding crops, demonstrated for apple and sweet cherry. Accepted to Horticulture Research.

Name	Type	PopulationType	Genome Group
Apple-IU-F1	genetic	F1
Apple-IM-F1-Idared	genetic	F1
Apple-IM-F1-Mr5	genetic	F1
Apple-MAL0045_x_Idared-F1-Mfusca	genetic	F1
Apple-IxR5-F1-2012	genetic	F1
Apple-IxR5-F1-2008	genetic	F1

Year	Publication
2021	Howard, N.P., Peace, C., Silverstein, K.A.T. et al. The use of shared haplotype length information for pedigree reconstruction in asexually propagated outbreeding crops, demonstrated for apple and sweet cherry. Hortic Res 8, 202 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41438-021-00637-5

#	Dataset	Marker Name	Allele	Genotype
1	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01773	T/G	B|B
2	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01774	T/G	A|B
3	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01776	T/C	B|B
4	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01777	T/C	A|B
5	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01778	A/C	A|B
6	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01780	T/C	A|B
7	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01781	T/G	A|A
8	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01783	A/C	B|B
9	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01786	T/C	A|A
10	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01788	T/C	A|A
11	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01789	T/C	A|B
12	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01793	T/C	B|B
13	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01797	T/G	A|A
14	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01798	T/C	B|B
15	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01800	A/G	A|B
16	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01805	A/G	A|B
17	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01810	A/C	A|B
18	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01813	A/G	A|B
19	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01814	A/C	A|B
20	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01815	A/G	A|B
21	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01822	T/C	A|B
22	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01826	A/G	B|B
23	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01831	A/G	A|B
24	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01832	T/G	B|B
25	RosBREED_Apple_CRS_SNP_Genotype_2020	GDsnp01842	T/G	B|B

Database	Accession
GRIN	PI 588841
Fruit and Nut Cultivars Database	11641