Cranberry variety named `NJS98-35`
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[0018]The following detailed description of the ‘NJS98-35’ variety is based on observations of plants growing in the field on Chatsworth, N.J. and City Point, Wis. The characteristics of the variety were compared to ‘Stevens’ (unpatented) and ‘Ben Lear’ (unpatented), two of the most widely used cranberry varieties. The observed propagules were 3-8 years of age.[0019]Scientific name: Vaccinium macrocarpon Ait.[0020]Parentage:[0021]Seed parent.—The variety ‘Franklin’ (derived from an ‘Early Black’בHowes’ cross) (unpatented).[0022]Pollen parent.—The variety ‘Ben Lear’ (selected from the wild in 1900 in Berlin, Wis.) (unpatented).[0023]Plant:[0024]Vigor.—General observations of ‘NJS98-35’ plantings indicate average plant vigor. The amount of growth generated from 1 cutting planted in a 3″ pot in May 2006 (3 pots per variety) was measured after 4 months; ‘NJS98-35’ had 94 cm of top growth, ‘Stevens’ (unpatented) had 88 cm, and ‘Ben Lear’ (unpatented) had 104 cm.[0025]Growth habit.—Trail...
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