NCGR-Corvallis - Rubus Germplasm

Blackberry and Raspberry Genetic Resources - Rubus Germplasm - Rubus Genebank

NCGR Rubus Catalogs With links to the GRIN database: Rubus Cultivars and Selections Crop Subsets: All Cultivars and Selections Blackberries Dewberries Eastern Erect Western Trailing Red Raspberries Black Raspberries Albino Black Raspberries  Purple Raspberries Yellow Raspberries Arctic Raspberries Hybridberries (Blackberry x Raspberry) Heirloom or Heritage Cultivars Rubus Species Maintained as Plants Rubus Seed Accessions Core Collection- The 'core' is a subset of the Rubus germplasm collection consisting of approximately 10% of accessions and representing the maximum genetic diversity of the genus. Trait Subsets: Ripening Season Early Ripe Midseason Late Ripe Fruit Characters Yellow or White Fruit Plant Characters Primocane Fruiting Floricane Fruiting Cold Hardy Drought Resistant Erect or Upright Habit Heat Tolerant Low Chill Non-suckering Ornamental Thornless Trailing Habit Virus Indicator Crop Uses Fresh Fruit Freezing or IQF (individual quick frozen) Mechanical Harvest Processing Insect and Disease Resistance Aphid Resistant Anthracnose Resistant Cane Disease Resistant Crown Gall (Agrobacterium) Resistant Leaf Spot (Septoria) Resistant Root Rot (Phytophthora) Resistant Rust Resistant Verticillium Resistant Virus Resistant/Tolerant GRIN Queries: Retrieve List of Rubus speciesfrom GRIN taxonomy database Summary of Rubus germplasm collection by species Summary of Rubus germplasm collection by country of origin Query for Rubus accessions based on evaluation results Crop descriptors for Rubus Query descriptors using short form Query descriptors using long form Rubus Accessions - Keyword Search Interesting Repository Accessions The Giant Raspberries of Jilin, China 'Black Butte' - A new Blackberry released by the USDA Agricultural Research Service in 1998 Armed Invaders!- Blackberry species naturalized in the Pacific Northwest Rubus phoenicolasius- a very hairy raspberry Images Historic Illustrations from The Small Fruits of New York

Other Rubus Resources Search the US Plant Patent Database for Blackberry and Raspberry and Retrieve the Full Text of Patents Issued Since 1976 Identify blackberry cultivars from their seed - a handbook by S. Wada, H. Nonogaki, and B. Reed, published by Oregon State University. European Rubus and Ribes Database  Northwest Center for Small Fruits Research Commercial sources of small fruit cultivars - compiled at Cornell University Insect Pests of Raspberries and Blackberries -from Pacific Northwest Insect Management Handbook. Diseases of Raspberries - from Pacific Northwest Disease Management Handbook. Diseases of Blackberries - from Pacific Northwest Disease Management Handbook. Diagnose Raspberry Disorders Using Cornell University's Berry Diagnostic Tool Brambles - Production, Management, Marketing - From The Ohio State University. Rubus Seed Germination - Rubus chapter from the USDA Forest Service Handbook "Seeds of Woody Plants in the U.S." - PDF Safe Movement of Small Fruit Germplasm - PDF of 1994 technical handbook from FAO-IPGRI - PDF Rubus species and common names in multiple languages - compiled by Michel H. Porcher Michel H. et al. The University of Melbourne. Australia.  Blackberry Blackberry Production Fact Sheets from the Oregon State University, Northwest Berry and Grape Information Net Growing Blackberries in North Carolina - PDF of extension publication from North Carolina State University. Growing Blackberries - Gardening Information from Washington State University Upright, cold hardy blackberries - Cultivars from the University of Arkansas breeding program. Raspberry Raspberry Production Fact Sheets from the Oregon State University, Northwest Berry and Grape Information Net Growing Raspberries - Gardening Information from Washington State University Winter Raspberry Production in Greenhouses - Information from Cornell University