contains little if any information on the range of fruit morphological characteristics present in this species. Pickersgill et al. (1979) used numerous morphologically distinct forms of C. chinense in a study to examine phylogenetic relationships within
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blackberries each were used to easily count red drupelets and see if there was fruit leakiness. Each cultivar was harvested three times during peak production (144 fruit per day, totaling 432 fruit), as shown in Table 1 , except ‘Prime-Ark ® Traveler’ which
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nongirdled control, reflecting the significant decrease in fruit number. Late girdling decreased root dry weight, but had no effect on final dry weight of any other organ. Table 2. Dry weight partitioning in Tulameen red raspberry as affected by
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), and this is the approximate time initial set and fruit size was taken on these trees. Therefore, it is not surprising to find that ProCa had little or no effect at this time. Cell division occurs slowly for a period of time after pollination, and then
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width ∼0.91 m; leaves deeply lobed, dark green; propagation by tissue culture preferred; highly productive; cold hardy USDA Zone 7. Little Ruby. Compact, cold hardy plant with medium size, common-type, sweet red fruit, and strawberry-colored pulp
Sarah M. Bharath, Christian Cilas, and Pathmanathan Umaharan
), whereas fruit with a pebbled epidermis revealed lignified cells and increased suberin levels immediately at the pebbled zones (red-stained regions). Notably, larger pebbled areas displayed considerable cell wall lignification and suberized zones ( Fig. 4B
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families.) Supplemental Fig. 9. Arrowwood viburnum insect family comparisons pie chart; enhanced fruiting cultivar and straight species. 71.8 % similarity. (See Supplemental Table 1 for common names of families.) Supplemental Fig. 10. Red maple insect