Cultivar 2054: Lebedushka

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

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Lebedushka is a Russian haskap cultivar in the University of Saskatchewan Fruit Program's Lonicera caerulea breeding collection. The report lists it with Suvenir and Pushkinskaya as one of the program's favourite Russian cultivars for breeding, and says these cultivars were consistently strong in accession evaluations. [S1]

The University of Saskatchewan collection received Lebedushka in 2002 from Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute. [S1] The source does not give its parentage, breeder, release date, or Russian origin beyond that Vavilov Institute listing. [S1]

The available source gives no fruit description specific to Lebedushka. In the wider Russian germplasm discussion, the report says Russian cultivars were valued for even ripening, high productivity, and early fruiting. It also says they often had elongated berries and fruit under one gram, which could hinder sorting and mechanical processing. [S1] These are group observations, not confirmed traits of Lebedushka itself.

The report places Lebedushka in a breeding program that screened seedlings for yield, fruit size, flavour, and bush health. Flavour and health were weighted especially strongly at about three years of age. [S1] Better selections were also tested for mechanical harvest and processing by shaking bushes onto collection surfaces, running berries through a sorting line, and checking damage. [S1]

Hardiness is not stated directly for Lebedushka. Its presence in the Saskatchewan breeding collection and use as Russian germplasm support prairie relevance, but the source gives no zone rating or cultivar-specific winter survival statement. [S1]

In this evidence, Lebedushka is mainly important as breeding germplasm, not as a fully described cultivar for growers. It belongs to the Russian side of the haskap collection used to improve prairie-adapted Lonicera caerulea, especially with Japanese and other accessions selected for larger, rounder fruit. [S1]

Summary source basis

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

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“Our favourite Russian cultivars to use in breeding are Lebedushka, Suvenir, and Pushkinskaya.”
Haskap Breeding & Production - Final Report, January 2012, p105
“2002 Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute ... Lebedushka”
Haskap Breeding & Production - Final Report, January 2012, p109

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SuvenirPushkinskaya

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102Haskap Breeding & Production - Final Report, January 2012unknown500p105 p109Listed under source Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute.; Listed in Table 2 as part of the University of Saskatchewan germplasm collection acquired in 2002.; This cultivar was consistently high on the list when the acc

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102p109source_reference_abbreviationListed under source Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute.2002 Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute ... Lebedushkapage_block:0.90
102p109selection_origin_referenceListed in Table 2 as part of the University of Saskatchewan germplasm collection acquired in 2002.2002 Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute ... Lebedushkapage_block:0.90
102p105recommendation_contextThis cultivar was consistently high on the list when the accessions were evaluated.Our favourite Russian cultivars to use in breeding are Lebedushka, Suvenir, and Pushkinskaya.page_block:0.90
102p105breeder_referenceIdentified as one of the breeding program's favourite Russian cultivars to use as a parent.Our favourite Russian cultivars to use in breeding are Lebedushka, Suvenir, and Pushkinskaya.page_block:0.90
102p105taxon_contextReferenced as a Russian cultivar within the breeding program's Lonicera accession collection.Our favourite Russian cultivars to use in breeding are Lebedushka, Suvenir, and Pushkinskaya.page_block:0.90

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source_reference_abbreviationListed under source Dr. M. Plekhanova / Vavilov Institute.0.98
selection_origin_referenceListed in Table 2 as part of the University of Saskatchewan germplasm collection acquired in 2002.0.98
recommendation_contextThis cultivar was consistently high on the list when the accessions were evaluated.0.90
breeder_referenceIdentified as one of the breeding program's favourite Russian cultivars to use as a parent.0.95
taxon_contextReferenced as a Russian cultivar within the breeding program's Lonicera accession collection.0.93

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