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Table 6. Fruit weight (g) of blackberry cultivars at Mountain Grove, MO, 2011-2016. Table 6. Fruit weight (g) of blackberry cultivars at Mountain Grove, MO, 2011-2016.
2011-16
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Cultivar Apache Arapaho Chester
mean
7.15 bc 4.83 de 5.19 cde 7.23 abc 8.73 ab 5.90 cde 9.30 a 4.44 de 7.09 bc 5.87 cde 6.10 cd 4.79 de 6.35 cd 7.25 abc
6.30 bcd 5.04 cde 5.06 cde 6.78 bc 9.09 a 4.48 de 7.13 ab 4.28 e 5.45 bcde 5.20 bcde 6.18 bcde 4.81 cde 4.99 cde
7.14 b 3.65 e
6.65 bc 4.67 cdef 4.41 def 5.57 cdef
8.49 abc 5.42 de 5.06 de 5.59 cde 4.82 de 8.78 ab 4.38 de 5.36 de 5.51 cde 7.07 abcd
7.82 ab
7.26 4.73 4.98 6.29 9.67 4.75 7.88 4.41 5.50 5.31 6.16 4.60 4.47 6.94 5.92
4.76 bcde 5.42 bcde 6.42 abcd 4.53 bcde 7.23 abc 4.81 bcde 5.20 bcde 4.83 bcde 6.51 abcd 4.40 bcde 3.94 cde 7.04 abc
4.76 cde 6.17 bcd 9.81 a 4.57 de 6.82 bc 4.86 cde 4.20 de 4.86 cde 5.20 bcde
Chickasaw
Kiowa
10.09 a
10.02 a
10.28 a
Loch Ness
4.19 def
Natchez Navaho
8.00 b 3.71 f
Osage
5.72 cdef 5.58 cdef 5.89 cde 4.82 cdef 3.97 ef 6.57 bc
Ouachita
Prime-Ark 45
Prime-Jim Prime-Jan
3.80 e 3.62 e 7.07 b
4.96 de 3.94 e
Triple Crown
6.64 bc
7.06 abcd
Mean
6.44
5.82
5.47
5.70
6.18
5.94
z Means in a column not followed by a common letter are significantly different by Tukey-Kramer HSD, P ≤ 0.05.
yielding cultivars. Additionally, the thorny cultivars ‘Chickasaw’, ‘Kiowa’, ‘Prime-Ark 45’, ‘Prime-Jim’, and ‘Prime-Jan’ would likely not be considered by home or market growers in Missouri considering the better yielding thornless cultivars. Fruit weight was highest for ‘Kiowa’ at 9.7 g, one of the high yielding, thorny cultivars that would likely not be considered by home or market growers (2011-2016) (Table 6). ‘Apache’, ‘Natchez’, and ‘Triple Crown’ had the next highest fruit weight average of 7.4 g (2011-2016). Fruit weight averages of the remaining cultivars were 4 to 6 g. Larger fruit size is always appealing to both picker and consumer, so this could be a determining factor in cultivar selection assuming that yield is reasonably good. ‘Apache’, ‘Natchez’, and ‘Triple Crown’ fall into this latter category. Literature Cited Asplen, M. K., G. Anfora, A. Biondi, D.S. Choi, D. Chu, K.M. Daane, P. Gibert, A.P. Gutierrez, K.A. Hoelmer, W.D. Hutchison, R.Isaacs, Z. Jiang, Z. Kárpá, M.T. Kimura, M. Pascual, C.R. Philips, C. Plantamp, L. Ponti, Gábor Vétek, H. Vogt, V.M. Walton, Y. Yu, L. Zappalà, and N. Desneux. 2015. Invasion biology of spotted wing Drosophila ( Drosophila suzukii ): a global perspective and future priorities. J. Pest Sci. 88:469-494. Clark, J.R. 1999. The blackberry breeding program at the University of Arkansas: Thirty-plus years of progress and developments for the future. Acta Hort. 505:73-77.
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