Claim · model-written summary
Prelude had significantly lower soluble solids than the other five cultivars.
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e0“TSS of Prelude was significantly lower than the other five cultivars.”
t0“Raspberry”
Title
Field Evaluation of Raspberry Cultivars in North Dakota
Wenhao Dai; Amber L. Hermanson; Changhyeon Kim; et al. HortTechnology 2024. doi:10.21273/horttech05527-24
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- Observation Five floricane cultivars had less than 20% winter bud damage.
- Observation Amethyst had 20% to 50% winter bud damage.
- Observation Five primocane cultivars sustained severe bud damage.
- Observation Polana had the least primocane winter bud damage, with significant year variation.
- Observation No winter root-system damage was observed.
- Observation Killarney had the largest fruit, at 2.50 g per berry.
- Observation Nova fruit averaged 2.35 g per berry.
- Observation Encore fruit averaged 2.24 g per berry.
- Observation Amethyst fruit averaged 2.12 g per berry.
- Observation Prelude fruit averaged 1.94 g per berry.
- Observation Boyne fruit averaged 1.84 g per berry.
- Observation Killarney had the shortest cane height, 75 cm.
- Observation Amethyst had the longest canes, 129 cm.
- Observation Prelude ripened earliest in late June, with a 20 to 25 day harvest.
- Observation Killarney, Boyne and Nova harvest began 3 to 5 days after Prelude and lasted 25 to 30 days.
- Observation Encore and Amethyst were harvested from mid-late July to early-mid August.
- Observation Killarney and Nova yielded more berries than other cultivars.