Cultivar 1922: Onsz

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 3 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Onsz is represented here only by a 2010 University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding record. The source lists the entry in a table of crosses using wild Canadian Lonicera caerulea germplasm, but the visible text names the parent as ON52, not Onsz [S1].

The recorded cross is ON52 x 51-53, with cross ID 11-100 [S1]. The table code is CJ, meaning Canada x Japan, so the cross combined Canadian and Japanese germplasm [S1]. The source identifies ON52 as a Canadian germplasm parent. It does not identify it as a named released cultivar, and gives no fruit description, release date, breeder note, or commercial history [S1].

The report explains why this material mattered to the breeding program. Many wild Canadian plants first bloomed in 2010, but rainfall limited crossing work. The Canadian plants were still too small to evaluate, so they were used in only a small number of crosses [S1]. Wild Canadian seed germination was below 20%. Possible causes included dormancy needs, ploidy differences, or genetic incompatibility with other Lonicera caerulea material [S1].

The available evidence gives no fruit size, color, flavor, ripening season, storage behavior, plant habit, disease notes, or hardiness rating for Onsz or ON52. The strongest supported reading is that this was Canadian haskap germplasm used in a Saskatchewan breeding cross, not a documented cultivar profile [S1].

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from Haskap Breeding & Production - Final Report, January 2012.

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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

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102Haskap Breeding & Production - Final Report, January 2012unknown300p44Type code CJ indicates a Canada x Japan cross.; ON52 was crossed with 51-53 in cross ID 11-100.; ON52 is presented as a Canadian germplasm parent in Table 15.

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102p44source_reference_abbreviationType code CJ indicates a Canada x Japan cross.CJ ON52 x 51-53 11-100page_block:0.90
102p44entry_pedigreeON52 was crossed with 51-53 in cross ID 11-100.CJ ON52 x 51-53 11-100page_block:0.90
102p44selection_origin_referenceON52 is presented as a Canadian germplasm parent in Table 15.CJ ON52 x 51-53 11-100page_block:0.90

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TypeClaimConfidence
source_reference_abbreviationType code CJ indicates a Canada x Japan cross.0.94
entry_pedigreeON52 was crossed with 51-53 in cross ID 11-100.0.95
selection_origin_referenceON52 is presented as a Canadian germplasm parent in Table 15.0.95

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