Germplasm Release of ‘Lincoln Logan,’ a Tissue Culture-derived Genetic Thornless ‘Loganberry’
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https://doi.org/10.71318/apom.1986.40.4.134Keywords:
Rubus, blackberry, in vitro, somaclonal variation, chimera, fruit breedingAbstract
Using tissue culture a non chimeral variant of ‘Thornless Logan’ has been isolated. This clone ‘Lincoln Logan’ has potential for use both as a breeding parent, and as a cultivar in its own right. It may prove to be of particular value where occasional very cold winters kill plants to the ground. Unlike ‘Thornless Logan,’ Lincoln Logan’ will regenerate from the roots with Thornless shoots.
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