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-rooted plants on amended soil during the first 2 years of production. Thus, the use of V. arboreum as a rootstock for grafted SHB cultivars has the potential to decrease the use of pine bark (or other soil amendments) needed for optimal blueberry production

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, cultivars that ripen early in the season may have very different water requirements than those that ripen late in the season. Haman et al. (1997) reported that daily water use in an early-season cultivar of highbush blueberry was much higher than in two

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As blueberry cultivar development advances, increasing numbers of new cultivars released for north-temperate areas contain some amount of southern-adapted germplasm, usually Vaccinium darrowii Camp (typically <12%) ( Brevis et al., 2008

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fruit bud set ( Almutairi et al., 2017 ). The objective of the present study was to build on these findings and examine the effects of soil water deficits during various stages of fruit development on different cultivars of northern highbush blueberry

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the spring has not been determined. The objectives of the present study were to: 1) describe the internal development of blueberry inflorescence buds; 2) compare the timing and node location of inflorescence bud initiation in two cultivars of SHB; and

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71 blueberry cultivars and three ecotypes, previously screened for total antioxidant capacity ( Colle et al., 2019 ) and iridoid content ( Leisner et al., 2017 ). Results from this work not only increases our knowledge of specialized metabolites in

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the rainy summer months. Planting densities vary depending on the cultivars but the most common are between 1600 and 2800 plants/acre ( Lyrene and Williamson, 1997 ). Flowering of southern highbush blueberry occurs from January to March and most of the

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as a result of global climate change and higher than average winter temperatures ( Gu et al., 2008 ). The chilling requirements of most blueberry cultivars are satisfied by midwinter. If temperatures warm prematurely after this point, flower buds can

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) physiological and biochemical responses in highbush blueberry cultivars subjected to acid Al toxicity. They found that the photochemical efficiency of PSII was least affected in the most Al-tolerant cultivar. Nevertheless, the long-term effect of Al toxicity has

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), and improved horticultural traits ( Marra et al., 2013 ). Rootstocks may potentially impart several advantages to blueberries. Galleta and Fish Jr. (1971) reported that highbush cultivars grafted onto rabbiteye blueberry ( Vaccinium virgatum Ait

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