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MORPHOLOGY OF 34 JAPANESE RUBUS SPECIES

Article number

112_24

Pages

177 – 182

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Abstract

The presentation discusses taxonomy, distribution, winter hardiness, vegetative reproduction pattern, thornlessness, inflorescence, number of fruitlets per flower, fruit size, and fruit color of natural Rubus species in Japan.

Publication

Symposium on Breeding and Machine Harvesting of Rubus

Authors

N. Naruhashi

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1980.112.24

Online Articles (39)

2. TISSUE CULTURE PROPAGATION OF RED AND BLACK RASPBERRIES, RUBUS IDAEUS AND R. OCCIDENTALIS

Wilbur C. Anderson

3. TRANSGRESSIVE SEGREGATION FOR WINTER CHILLING REQUIREMENT IN THE RED RASPBERRY CULTIVAR MALLING EXPLOIT

F. P. Barrientos | Jorge A. Rodriguez

4. RED RASPBERRY BREEDING IN WASHINGTON WITH EMPHASIS ON FRUIT ROT RESISTANCE

B.H. Barritt | L.C. Torre

5. RASPBERRY ROOT ROTS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

P.R. Bristow

6. REACTION OF RED RASPBERRY CLONES TO THE ROOT LESION NEMATODE

P.R. Bristow | B.H. Barritt | F.D. McElroy

7. GRAFT TRANSMISSION OF CALICO FROM THREE BLACKBERRY CULTIVARS

R.H. Converse | K.L. Kowalczyk

8. TWENTY YEARS OF RED RASPBERRY RESEARCH IN SOUTHWESTERN WASHINGTON STATE

P.C. Crandall

9. RED RASPBERRY CULTIVAR DEVELOPMENT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PEST RESPONSE AND GERMPLASM EXPLOITATION

Hugh A. Daubeny

10. IN VITRO CULTURE OF THREE RUBUS SPECIES

D.J. Donnelly | R. Stace-Smith | F.C. Mellor

11. AN INVESTIGATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF ETIOLATION ON THE ROOTING OF RED RASPBERRY (RUBUS IDAEUS L., C.V. MEEKER) ROOT-SHOOTS

R.P. Doss | L.C. Torre | B.H. Barritt

12. QUACKGRASS CONTROL IN RASPBERRIES

Jack A. Freeman

13. RECENT PROGRESS IN BRAMBLE BREEDING AT BELTSVILLE, MARYLAND

G.J. Galletta | A.D. Draper | R.G. Hill Jr

14. HYBRIDS OF THE ARCTIC BRAMBLE SPECIES (RUBUS STELLATUS X R. ARCTICUS)

H. Hiirsalmi | J. Säkö

15. RECENT PROGRESS IN BREEDING RASPBERRIES AND OTHER RUBUS FRUITS AT THE SCOTTISH HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

D.L. Jennings

16. RECENT PROGRESS IN RASPBERRY BREEDING AT EAST MALLING

E. Keep | Jill H. Parker | V. H. Knight

17. SCREENING FOR FRUIT ROT RESISTANCE IN RED RASPBERRIES AT EAST MALLING

V. H. Knight

18. PEST MANAGEMENT OF LEAFROLLERS IN CANEBERRIES GROWN IN OREGON

Rufus S. La Lone

19. RUBUS ARCTICUS L. SUBSP. X STELLARCTICUS A NEW ARCTUC RASPBERRY

E. Gunny | K. Larsson

20. BREEDING PRIMOCANE FRUITING RED RASPBERRIES AT OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY

F.J. Lawrence

21. RECENT RESEARCH ON CANE VIGOUR CONTROL IN SCOTLAND

H.M. Lawson

22. PLANT AND FRUIT MEASUREMENTS OF ‘MEEKER’ RED RASPBERRY RELATED TO PRUNING HEIGHT AND NITROGEN APPLICATION

Lloyd W. Martin | E. Nelson | M. H. Chaplin

23. RED RASPBERRY BREEDING IN YUGOSLAVIA UP TO 1979

P.D. Misic

24. THE PATHOGENICITY OF PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES TO RED RASPBERRY

I.G. Montgomerie | D.M. Kennedy

25. MORPHOLOGY OF 34 JAPANESE RUBUS SPECIES

N. Naruhashi

26. ANTHOCYANINS, SOLUBLE SOLIDS, AND TITRATABLE ACIDITY IN BLACKBERRIES AS INFLUENCED BY PREHARVEST TEMPERATURES

W.D. Naumann | U. Wittenburg

27. RED RASPBERRY PRIMOCANE CONTROL RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Robert A. Norton

28. FRUITING POTENTIAL AND FLOWER TRUSS CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECT ‘WILLAMETTE’ RED RASPBERRY CANES

G. Dale Orkney | Lloyd W. Martin

29. SOME POSSIBLE FACTORS AFFECTING FRUIT ROT RESISTANCE IN RED RASPBERRY

H.S. Pepin | E.A. MacPherson

30. EFFECT OF ETHEPHON ON CANE DEVELOPMENT, FLOWERING AND FRUITING OF THE FALL-BEARING RED RASPBERRY CULTIVAR HERITAGE

G. Redalen

31. EFFECTS OF SOME CHEMICALS ON RED RASPBERRY BUD BREAK

Jorge A. Rodriguez | G. V. Almaguer

32. WINTERHARDINESS AND PRODUCTIVITY OF THE RED RASPBERRY IN FINLAND

J. Säkö | H. Hiirsalmi

33. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE RASPBERRY PERIDERM AND THE DEGRADATION OF ITS RESISTANCE PROPERTIES BY THE RASPBERRY CANE MIDGE RESSELIELLA THEOBALDI

E. Seemüller | J. Grünwald

34. EFFECT OF DIPHENAMID UPON ‘HERITAGE’ RED RASPBERRY PLANTED AT HIGH DENSITY AND GROWN FOR FALL FRUIT ONLY

H.D. Stiles | C.E. Beste

35. FRUIT ANTHOCYANINS OF WILD RASPBERRY SEEDLINGS FROM VARIOUS REGIONS OF YUGOSLAVIA

Zarko V. Tesovic

36. ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF MECHANISED RASPBERRY PRODUCTION UNDER THE LINCOLN CANOPY SYSTEM

G.F. Thiele

37. EVALUATION OF STORAGE AND PROCESSING QUALITY OF MECHANICALLY AND HAND- HARVESTED RUBUS SPP. FRUIT

George W. Varseveld | Daryl G. Richardson

38. POTENTIAL YIELD IN RED RASPBERRY AS INFLUENCED BY INTERACTION BETWEEN GENOTYPE AND CULTURAL METHODS

P.D. Waister | C.J. Wright | M.R. Cormack

39. DOES SPUR BLIGHT (DIDYMELLA APPLANATA) REDUCE THE YIELD OF RED RASPBERRIES?

B. Williamson