Cultivar 1938: Jri9-2

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Jri9-2 appears in University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding records as JR19-2, a numbered advanced selection of haskap, Lonicera caerulea. The evidence does not give a named release, breeder, direct parentage, or public cultivar status. JR19-2 was evaluated as an advanced selection in 2010 and was also listed as a female parent for open-pollinated seed collected that year. [S1]

In 2010, the fruit measured 25.3 mm long, 12.7 mm wide, and 15.5 mm deep. Average berry weight was 1.9 g. This matched the table mean for weight and exceeded the mean length of 22.5 mm. [S1]

Fruit quality ratings were generally good. On a 1 to 5 scale, with 5 best and a bitterness score of 5 meaning no bitterness, JR19-2 scored 4 for texture, 3 for bloom, 4 for sweetness, 3 for sourness, 5 for bitterness, and 4 for aroma. Its average score was 3.8. Borealis was used in the same table as the flavour standard. [S1]

Chemical analysis listed JR19-2 at 16.8 brix, pH 3.44, and 1.8% total acidity as citric acid. These values were above the table mean for soluble solids, slightly above the mean pH, and below the mean total acidity. [S1]

The only origin detail preserved here is its role in the breeding program. It was evaluated among advanced selections in 2010 and was one of the female parents used for open-pollinated seed collection. The seedlings were intended for experiments, grower distribution, or filling new plantings. [S1]

Hardiness is not stated directly for JR19-2. Its evaluation in the University of Saskatchewan haskap program gives it a prairie breeding context, but the packet does not give a zone rating, winter survival note, or release recommendation. [S1]

Several details remain unresolved. The packet cultivar name is Jri9-2, while the source rows read JR19-2. The source does not provide direct parentage, plant habit, ripening season, storage behavior, disease observations, or whether this selection became a named cultivar. [S1]

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

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102Haskap Breeding & Production - Final Report, January 2012unknown500p47 p62 p63 p64Table 25 lists JR19-2 with soluble solids of 16.8 brix, pH 3.44, and total acidity of 1.8% citric acid.; Fruit quality ratings: texture 4, bloom 3, sweetness 4, sour 3, bitterness 5, aroma 4, average 3.8.; Table 23 repor

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102p64description_snippetTable 25 lists JR19-2 with soluble solids of 16.8 brix, pH 3.44, and total acidity of 1.8% citric acid.JR19-2 16.8 3.44 1.8page_block:0.90
102p63flavor_profileFruit quality ratings: texture 4, bloom 3, sweetness 4, sour 3, bitterness 5, aroma 4, average 3.8.JR19-2 4 3 4 3 5 4 3.8page_block:0.90
102p62fruit_sizeTable 23 reports JR19-2 berry dimensions as 25.3 mm length, 12.7 mm width, and 15.5 mm depth, with berry weight 1.9 grams.JR19-2 25.3 12.7 15.5 1.9page_block:0.90
102p47source_reference_abbreviationThe row prefix 'JR op' indicates open-pollinated seed associated with JR germplasm notation.JR op JR19-2page_block:0.90
102p47selection_origin_referenceListed as a female parent from which open-pollinated seed was gathered in 2010.JR op JR19-2page_block:0.90

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description_snippetTable 25 lists JR19-2 with soluble solids of 16.8 brix, pH 3.44, and total acidity of 1.8% citric acid.0.99
flavor_profileFruit quality ratings: texture 4, bloom 3, sweetness 4, sour 3, bitterness 5, aroma 4, average 3.8.0.99
fruit_sizeTable 23 reports JR19-2 berry dimensions as 25.3 mm length, 12.7 mm width, and 15.5 mm depth, with berry weight 1.9 grams.0.99
source_reference_abbreviationThe row prefix 'JR op' indicates open-pollinated seed associated with JR germplasm notation.0.80
selection_origin_referenceListed as a female parent from which open-pollinated seed was gathered in 2010.0.98

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