Cultivar 1994: Jmb4

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Jmb4 is a named 2011 University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding cross. The available source does not document it as a released cultivar. It belongs to the program’s Japan x Canada work in Lonicera caerulea, where Japanese female material was crossed with Canadian pollen sources [S1].

The recorded pedigree is JMB4: female parent 41.83 crossed with male pollen coded MB [S1]. In the table, MB refers to Manitoba. The male side was bulked pollen from Canadian provincial germplasm, not a single named cultivar [S1].

The cited record gives no fruit description, ripening season, eating quality, plant habit, disease notes, or storage behavior for Jmb4. It preserves the cross identity and germplasm direction: mostly Japanese material from Dr. Thompson’s program crossed with Canadian Manitoba pollen in 2011 [S1].

Hardiness is not stated for Jmb4. Its cold climate relevance comes from the source context: it was part of a Saskatchewan haskap breeding project combining Japanese and Canadian germplasm, including Manitoba material [S1].

Summary source basis

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 MB refers to Manitoba.; Cross code JMB4 used female parent 41.83 and male parent pollen coded MB.

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102p49entry_locationMale parent abbreviation MB refers to Manitoba.JMB4 41.83 MBpage_block:0.90
102p49entry_pedigreeCross code JMB4 used female parent 41.83 and male parent pollen coded MB.JMB4 41.83 MBpage_block:0.90

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entry_locationMale parent abbreviation MB refers to Manitoba.0.98
entry_pedigreeCross code JMB4 used female parent 41.83 and male parent pollen coded MB.0.99

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