Cultivar 2037: Jlbs

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

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Jlbs appears in the University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding report as a 2011 breeding row, not as a described released cultivar. The source places it in a table of crosses combining Japanese and Canadian germplasm in Lonicera caerulea, the crop group commonly called haskap or honeyberry [S1].

The recorded cross is JLB5 66.89 LB. The table identifies JLB5 as a cross code with female parent 66.89 and male parent pollen coded LB [S1]. In this table, the female parents are clones or seedlings of mostly Japanese descent from Dr. Thompson's breeding program. The male parents are bulked pollen from Canadian provincial or regional collections [S1].

The available source gives no fruit description, plant habit, ripening season, flavor, storage behavior, disease notes, or release information for Jlbs. It supports Jlbs as breeding material or a cross record, not as a named cultivar with horticultural descriptions [S1].

The Canadian pollen code LB refers to Labrador, which the table treats separately from Newfoundland. Jlbs is therefore part of a Japan x Canada breeding set, with Labrador germplasm on the pollen side [S1]. The source gives no direct hardiness claim, but the cross belongs to a University of Saskatchewan breeding context focused on cold-region haskap germplasm [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 JLB5 used female parent 66.89 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.JLB5 66.89 LBpage_block:0.90
102p49entry_pedigreeCross code JLB5 used female parent 66.89 and male parent pollen coded LB.JLB5 66.89 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 JLB5 used female parent 66.89 and male parent pollen coded LB.0.99

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