Cultivar 1984: Jsks

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

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Jsks appears in the University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding report as the cross code JSK5, not as a described released cultivar. It appears in a 2011 table of crosses between Japanese and Canadian haskap germplasm, in the broader Lonicera caerulea breeding work of the University of Saskatchewan Fruit Program [S1].

The recorded cross used female parent 77.87 and male parent pollen coded SK [S1]. In this table, SK means Saskatchewan. The male parents were bulked pollen from Canadian provincial sources [S1]. The section says the female parents were clones or seedlings of mostly Japanese descent from Dr. Thompson's breeding program [S1].

This source gives no fruit description, ripening season, flavor, storage behavior, plant habit, disease notes, or direct hardiness rating for JSK5. Its cold climate relevance is indirect. It was part of Saskatchewan haskap breeding work that combined Japanese germplasm with Canadian material [S1].

The main value of this entry is genealogical. JSK5 records a specific Japanese descended by Saskatchewan pollen breeding combination from 2011. The source does not show that it became a named cultivar or give later evaluation details [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 2012unknown200p49Male parent abbreviation SK refers to Saskatchewan.; Cross code JSK5 used female parent 77.87 and male parent pollen coded SK.

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102p49entry_locationMale parent abbreviation SK refers to Saskatchewan.JSK5 77.87 SKpage_block:0.90
102p49entry_pedigreeCross code JSK5 used female parent 77.87 and male parent pollen coded SK.JSK5 77.87 SKpage_block:0.90

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entry_locationMale parent abbreviation SK refers to Saskatchewan.0.98
entry_pedigreeCross code JSK5 used female parent 77.87 and male parent pollen coded SK.0.99

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