Cultivar 373: Northline

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

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 3 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Northline is a Saskatoon berry cultivar recorded as an Amelanchier alnifolia seedling. The prairie cultivar index links it to J.A. Wallace at Beaverlodge, Alberta, and lists 1960 with the entry. [S1] Manitoba guidance later includes Northline among the Canadian mid to late season Saskatoon varieties recommended for northern Manitoba. [S2]

The documented origin story is brief but clear. Prairie records show Northline as a named selection from the western Canadian Saskatoon breeding and testing context, tied to Beaverlodge rather than to a commercial catalog description. [S1] The strongest practical evidence for readers is its continued recommendation for northern Manitoba, which places it among the Saskatoons considered suitable for cold prairie and boreal conditions in that region. [S2]

The current sources do not describe berry size, color, flavor, plant habit, productivity, or storage in cultivar specific terms. They also do not give a direct parent cross or a fuller release history beyond the 1960 date attached to the index entry. [S1]

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from An index of fruit cultivars tested or developed on the Canadian prairies., with 1 additional supporting sources linked below.

Featured source descriptions

“Named as part of the Canadian mid-late season group for the region.”
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“Northline is listed among the Saskatoon cultivars recommended for northern Manitoba.”
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Related cultivars mentioned in source context

Smoky

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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

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111Fruit Crops for Northern Manitobaunknown200p15Recommended for northern Manitoba as a Canadian mid-late season Saskatoon variety.; Northline is presented in the Saskatoon section as a Saskatoon variety.
143Recommended fruit Varietiesunknown100p2Listed as an early-mid-season saskatoon variety; section harvest timing is Mid to late July.

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143p2recommendation_contextListed as an early-mid-season saskatoon variety; section harvest timing is Mid to late July.Early Mid Season: Northline, Smokypage_block:0.90
111p15recommendation_contextRecommended for northern Manitoba as a Canadian mid-late season Saskatoon variety.Saskatoon varieties recommended for northern Manitoba are Canadian mid-late season: · Northlinepage_block:0.90
111p15taxon_contextNorthline is presented in the Saskatoon section as a Saskatoon variety.Saskatoon varieties recommended for northern Manitoba are Canadian mid-late season: · Northlinepage_block:0.90

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recommendation_contextListed as an early-mid-season saskatoon variety; section harvest timing is Mid to late July.0.97
recommendation_contextRecommended for northern Manitoba as a Canadian mid-late season Saskatoon variety.0.99
taxon_contextNorthline is presented in the Saskatoon section as a Saskatoon variety.0.98

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