Cultivar 2036: Jlb4

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

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JLB4 is a 2011 University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding cross. It is not documented as a released cultivar. It appears in the Japan x Canada crossing work in Haskap Breeding & Production. The table lists crosses using mostly Japanese-descended female material and Canadian pollen sources [S1].

JLB4 is recorded as female parent 43.87 crossed with male pollen coded LB [S1]. The report identifies the female parents in this table as clones or seedlings, mostly of Japanese descent, from Dr. Thompson's breeding program. The male side used bulked pollen from Canadian provinces or collection regions [S1]. In this row, LB means Labrador, which the table lists separately from Newfoundland [S1].

The available source gives no fruit description, ripening season, storage behavior, plant habit, disease notes, or eating quality for JLB4. The entry is useful as a breeding record because it shows a deliberate cross between Japanese haskap germplasm and Labrador material in the University of Saskatchewan program [S1].

Hardiness is not stated directly for JLB4. Its cold-climate relevance comes from its place in a Canadian haskap breeding report and from the use of Labrador pollen in a Japan x Canada cross. The source does not report winter survival, zone rating, or field performance for this specific cross [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 LB refers to Labrador, treated separately from Newfoundland on this page.; Cross code JLB4 used female parent 43.87 and male parent pollen coded LB.

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102p49entry_locationMale parent abbreviation LB refers to Labrador, treated separately from Newfoundland on this page.JLB4 43.87 LBpage_block:0.90
102p49entry_pedigreeCross code JLB4 used female parent 43.87 and male parent pollen coded LB.JLB4 43.87 LBpage_block:0.90

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entry_locationMale parent abbreviation LB refers to Labrador, treated separately from Newfoundland on this page.0.98
entry_pedigreeCross code JLB4 used female parent 43.87 and male parent pollen coded LB.0.99

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