Paper · 1989 · Transactions of the ASAE

Evaluation of Raspberry Cultivars for Machine Harvesting

W. K. Bilanski; W. D. Graham

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Suitability of raspberry cultivars for machine harvesting is commonly determined by examining those physical characteristics of the fruit and plant structures which are relevant to machine harvesting. Although all of these characteristics have significant effects on the harvestibility of raspberries, cultivar yield has a far greater effect on the total harvestable yield. Yield variations of 350% were found between ten Ontario varieties with harvestibility ranging from 18 to 62%. Variety selection should be based on total harvestable yields rather than on total yields or percent-harvestable yields.

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Associationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

Claim · model-written summary

Fruit and plant physical characteristics significantly affect raspberry harvestibility.

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raspberriese0
Outcome
harvestibilitye0
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all of these characteristicse0

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“all of these characteristics have significant effects on the harvestibility of raspberries”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Cultivar yield has a greater effect on total harvestable yield than the physical characteristics.

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Raspberryt0
Outcome
total harvestable yielde0
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cultivar yielde0

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“cultivar yield has a far greater effect on the total harvestable yield”

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“Raspberry Cultivars”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Ten Ontario raspberry varieties varied in yield by 350%.

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Raspberryt0
Material
ten Ontario varietiese0
Outcome
Yield variationse0
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350%e0
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Ontarioe0

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“Yield variations of 350% were found between ten Ontario varieties”

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“Raspberry Cultivars”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Harvestibility among the ten Ontario varieties ranged from 18 to 62%.

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Raspberryt0
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ten Ontario varietiese0
Outcome
harvestibilitye0
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18 to 62%e0
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Ontarioe0

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“ten Ontario varieties with harvestibility ranging from 18 to 62%”

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“Raspberry Cultivars”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors recommend selecting raspberry varieties by total harvestable yield.

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Raspberryt0
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Variety selection should be based on total harvestable yieldse0
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total yields or percent-harvestable yieldse0

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“Variety selection should be based on total harvestable yields rather than on total yields or percent-harvestable yields”

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“Raspberry Cultivars”

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