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Abstract
Modern olive breeding points to a plant model characterized by low vigour, high productivity, and resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses, all traits required by the intensive and superhigh-density (SHD) systems of olive tree growing. The Italian Don Carlo and FS-17 Favolosa stand out among the new cultivars that are being tested. They were obtained not by breeding but by mass selection from two seedling populations of the Frantoio cultivar (maternal parent). Here, a multidisciplinary approach was used to determine the paternal parent of Don Carlo and FS-17, and then to investigate the inheritance of interesting traits such as fruit cell dimensions and oil content in these cultivars. Microsatellites were applied in phylogeny and kinship analyses, along with two functional markers previously developed on
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