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Document: 22 Plant Introductions

Source page: Open page 42 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 68

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1223&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Fewthorn Raspberry | description_snippet | Entry emphasizes canes, berry size, dark-red color, and postharvest behavior as practical reasons for selection.
Fewthorn Raspberry | entry_pedigree | Hybrid of Minnetonka Ironclad red raspberry × wild red raspberry from the Black Hills near Rapid City, South Dakota.
Fewthorn Raspberry | fruit_color | Fruit color is dark red.
Fewthorn Raspberry | fruit_size | Fruit size is given as five-eighths to three-fourths of an inch in diameter.
Fewthorn Raspberry | growth_habit | Canes are almost thornless with only a few weak bristles near the ground.
Fewthorn Raspberry | keeping_quality | Berries keep well; they are firm and shrivel rather than rot.
Fewthorn Raspberry | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1922.
Moonbeam Raspberry | description_snippet | Selection described as an introduced hybrid emphasizing berry lateness, firmness, and compact growth habit.
Moonbeam Raspberry | entry_pedigree | Hybrid of wild red raspberry from Cavalier, North Dakota, with pollen from Black Hills Rapid City hybrids; the donor hybrid includes Shaffer (purple cane raspberry from New York).
Moonbeam Raspberry | flavor_profile | Entry does not give explicit flavor ranking but emphasizes late, firm fruit and berry quality.
Moonbeam Raspberry | fruit_quality | Berries described as late and firm.
Moonbeam Raspberry | fruit_size | Berries are described as large.
Moonbeam Raspberry | growth_habit | Plant is dwarf in habit but stocky.
Moonbeam Raspberry | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1922.
Ohta Raspberry | anecdote_snippet | The Ohta cultivar has been propagated as the 'Flaming Giant' as far south as Missouri due to large size and bright color.
Ohta Raspberry | breeder_reference | Name and origin explanation include the male-parent line credited through Minnetonka Ironclad and related selection chain.
Ohta Raspberry | description_snippet | Notes include Sioux-name meaning, seedling trial origin, parentage, berry productivity, and commercial/market performance.
Ohta Raspberry | entry_hardiness_observation | Plants are hardy enough to grow without winter protection.
Ohta Raspberry | entry_pedigree | Female parent: wild red raspberry from Cavalier County, northeastern North Dakota; male parent: Minnetonka Ironclad red raspberry.
Ohta Raspberry | flavor_profile | Implied good market appeal from bright color and quality; no explicit detailed flavor descriptor is provided.

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Empenger, F. J. (letter, June 25, 1907), quoted in Ohta entry regarding the origin of Minnetonka Ironclad.
Hansen, N.E., "Plant Introductions" (1927). Bulletins. Paper 224.

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Cuthbert
Flaming Giant
Minnetonka Ironclad
Shaffer
Sunbeam
Turner

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Cuthbert | selection_origin_reference | Named in the quoted origin account for Minnetonka Ironclad as one of the raspberries involved in the crossing mixture.
Fewthorn Raspberry | description_snippet | Canes almost thornless, except for a few weak bristles near the ground.
Fewthorn Raspberry | entry_location | The wild pollen parent came from the Black Hills near Rapid City, South Dakota.
Fewthorn Raspberry | entry_pedigree | A hybrid of the Minnetonka Ironclad red raspberry with the pollen of a wild red raspberry from the Black Hills near Rapid City, South Dakota.
Fewthorn Raspberry | fruit_color | Color is dark red.
Fewthorn Raspberry | fruit_size | Fruit of good size, five-eighths to three-fourths inch in diameter.
Fewthorn Raspberry | release_year_reference | Introduced 1922.
Fewthorn Raspberry | storage_duration | The berries keep well; they are firm and shrivel rather than rot.
Flaming Giant | description_snippet | A propagated name used for Ohta in Missouri, attributed to the large size and bright color of the fruit.
Minnetonka Ironclad | breeder_reference | Originated by F. J. Empenger of Maple Plain, Minnesota.
Minnetonka Ironclad | selection_origin_reference | A quoted origin account says Turner, Cuthbert, and wild raspberries were planted together and crossed in various combinations, and seed from all three produced the Minnetonka Ironclad about
Minnetonka Ironclad | taxon_context | A red raspberry used as a parent in multiple hybrids on this page.
Moonbeam Raspberry | description_snippet | Berries late and firm.
Moonbeam Raspberry | entry_location | A related hybrid parent involved wild red raspberry from the Black Hills at Rapid City, South Dakota.
Moonbeam Raspberry | entry_location | Shaffer, a purple cane raspberry from New York, appears in the pedigree.
Moonbeam Raspberry | entry_location | The female wild red raspberry parent was from Cavalier, North Dakota.
Moonbeam Raspberry | entry_pedigree | A hybrid of the wild red raspberry from Cavalier, North Dakota, with pollen of one of the breeder's hybrids of the wild red raspberry from the Black Hills at Rapid City, South Dakota, with pollen of Sha
Moonbeam Raspberry | fruit_size | Berries large.
Moonbeam Raspberry | growth_habit | Plant dwarf in habit but stocky.
Moonbeam Raspberry | growth_habit | This plant has a few thorns, although not as many as some of the other seedlings.

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