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Table 4. Harvest data for hand-harvested raspberry yield trial planted in 2010 and harvested in <strong>2012</strong> at Abbotsford, BC. Clone Total Fruit 5% 50% 95% Harvest Fruit rot yield weight Harvest Harvest Harvest duration (%) (kg/hill) (g) (date) (date) (date) (days) BC 1-61-38 1.88 22.3 3.6 01-Aug 08-Aug 19-Aug 19.0 BC 5-24-13 3.38 15.4 3.1 06-Jul 19-Jul 05-Aug 30.5 BC 5-7-51 1.81 28.7 3.3 07-Jul 22-Jul 10-Aug 34.5 BC 6-3-39 3.53 23.9 3.6 08-Jul 22-Jul 07-Aug 31.0 BC 6-31-13 2.56 7.2 3.8 07-Jul 17-Jul 30-Jul 24.0 BC 6-31-2 2.31 8.6 2.7 02-Jul 10-Jul 27-Jul 26.0 BC 6-32-13 2.29 20.0 4.3 09-Jul 26-Jul 12-Aug 35.5 BC 6-32-5 3.17 17.4 4.5 11-Jul 24-Jul 13-Aug 34.0 BC 6-36-12 1.79 13.6 2.0 02-Jul 08-Jul 22-Jul 21.0 BC 6-38-33 4.17 22.3 4.2 03-Jul 18-Jul 05-Aug 34.5 BC 6-38-52 1.72 17.9 3.3 07-Jul 22-Jul 07-Aug 31.5 BC 6-4-60 4.10 18.3 3.1 03-Jul 20-Jul 15-Aug 44.0 BC 6-40-16 2.22 7.1 5.1 10-Jul 21-Jul 11-Aug 32.5 BC 6-42-12 3.02 11.8 2.4 02-Jul 09-Jul 25-Jul 23.5 BC 6-42-22 4.07 15.5 3.6 04-Jul 16-Jul 29-Jul 26.0 BC 6-42-33 2.67 30.8 4.0 08-Jul 19-Jul 02-Aug 26.0 BC 6-6-54 3.37 7.3 4.0 03-Jul 15-Jul 29-Jul 27.0 BC 6-6-7 4.01 16.8 4.5 10-Jul 22-Jul 06-Aug 28.5 BC 6-64-115 3.06 22.5 3.5 05-Jul 19-Jul 03-Aug 30.0 BC 6-64-37 3.27 16.5 3.1 03-Jul 14-Jul 29-Jul 27.0 BC 6-66-13 4.81 7.9 4.5 13-Jul 26-Jul 12-Aug 31.0 BC 6-67-3 2.86 20.3 4.5 11-Jul 23-Jul 10-Aug 31.0 BC 6-70-10 1.79 9.1 3.7 03-Jul 14-Jul 23-Jul 21.5 BC 6-74-16 3.56 21.9 4.5 06-Jul 20-Jul 08-Aug 33.5 BC 6-75-11 2.24 11.9 2.6 06-Jul 19-Jul 30-Jul 25.0 BC 6-75-32 3.84 27.4 3.8 05-Jul 21-Jul 05-Aug 32.0 BC 6-75-36 2.68 16.9 4.6 07-Jul 19-Jul 29-Jul 23.0 BC 6-81-36 3.03 8.8 3.7 07-Jul 16-Jul 27-Jul 21.5 BC 6-83-15 1.12 9.2 3.3 07-Jul 19-Jul 30-Jul 24.0 BC 6-83-26 3.17 8.1 4.1 04-Jul 19-Jul 29-Jul 25.5 BC 6-89-11 1.45 18.7 5.5 12-Jul 25-Jul 17-Aug 36.5 BC 96-22R-55 1.54 14.4 3.5 11-Jul 21-Jul 03-Aug 23.8 K02-11 3.22 9.2 4.1 13-Jul 25-Jul 10-Aug 29.0 K02-12 2.83 6.0 3.4 03-Jul 18-Jul 30-Jul 28.5 K02-14 3.34 8.8 3.4 03-Jul 16-Jul 30-Jul 28.0 K02-15 7.65 8.3 4.2 10-Jul 21-Jul 06-Aug 28.0 K03-9 4.81 10.4 4.3 03-Jul 16-Jul 29-Jul 27.0 K06-2 4.49 11.2 4.3 07-Jul 20-Jul 02-Aug 27.0 Chemainus 3.58 13.2 3.9 04-Jul 19-Jul 07-Aug 34.8 Meeker 3.14 8.7 3.1 04-Jul 19-Jul 03-Aug 31.2 Saanich 3.37 11.7 3.5 07-Jul 21-Jul 07-Aug 32.5 Tulameen 2.93 20.1 3.8 06-Jul 19-Jul 03-Aug 29.3 027
Table 5. Susceptibility (S) and resistance (R) of 15 red raspberry cultivars and four selections to seven biotypes of the aphid A. agathonica in southwestern British Columbia. ‘Cascade Bounty’ ‘Latham’ ‘Meeker’ ‘Willamette’ ‘Newburgh’ ‘Algonquin’ ‘Chemainus’ ‘Malahat’ ‘Qualicum’ ‘Tulameen’ ‘Saanich’ ‘Cowichan’ ‘Nanoose’ ‘Rudi’ ‘Ukee’ Biotype A S R R R R R R Biotype B S S R R R R R Biotype C S R S R R R R Biotype D S R S S R R R Biotype E S S S R S R R Biotype F S S S S S S R Biotype G S -- z S S S R R z Not yet tested, but expected to be susceptible based on response to ‘Cowichan’ BC 90-19-34 BC 93-16-43 BC 10-4-101 BC 10-8-102 028
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Publications/Presentations: July 18
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Table 2. 2011 and 2012 harvest of 2
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PROJECT: 13C-3755-5641 TITLE: Red R
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PROPOSED BUDGET: Funds from the Nor
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Project Title: Fungicide Resistance
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Table 3. Clay color weevil topical
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Project No.: New Title: Management
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growers in the Lynden area that hav
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Application Date: November 13, 2012
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particular inoculum levels are asso
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References: Berkeley, G. H. and Jac
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technical bulletin states “For pe
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