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subjectively evaluated as well for vigor, disease tolerance, winter hardiness, spines, ease of removal, color, firmness, and flavor. Fruit from the best selections are processed after harvest for evaluation in the off season. Selections that look promising are propagated for grower trials, machine harvest trials, and for evaluation trials at other locations in Washington and B.C. This usually involves cleaning up the selections in tissue culture and then working with nurseries to generate plants for trials. While not directly related to red raspberry at first glance, our efforts in black raspberry, which are supported by separate funding, have the potential to positively impact red raspberry. While much is specific to black raspberry, our work on aphid resistance should have applications for red raspberry. We have screened populations from across the eastern US for resistance to raspberry aphid, which is a major vector for several viruses. To this point we have identified four sources of resistance and are in the process of studying these sources further and of developing molecular markers that can be used to more efficiently select for this trait in the breeding program. We have also identified sources of verticillium resistance in this material while Meeker was susceptible. These sources can be moved into red raspberry relatively easily if there are molecular markers to facilitate identifying genotypes with resistance. Anticipated Benefits and Information Transfer: This breeding program will develop new raspberry cultivars that either are improvements over the current standards or that will complement current standards. In addition, the information generated on advanced selections from the WSU and B.C. programs will be made available and aid in making decisions on the commercial suitability of their materials. Results of all trials will be made available to the industry to help them make decisions in their operations. Budget: Amount allocated by Commission for previous year: $__4,000______ Funds from the USDA-ARS will be used to provide technician support and the bulk of the funding of the overall breeding project. Salaries: Student labor (GS-2) $3,000 Operations (goods & services) 500 Travel 1 1,000 Other: “Land use charge” ($3,500/acre) 2,000 Total $6,500 1 To visit Puyallup, Lynden, and/or grower trials and field days in Washington 053
Current & Pending Support Chad Finn Name(List PI #1 first) Current: Finn, C.E. Finn, C.E. and J. Lee Finn, C.E. Strik, BC, and Finn, C.E. Finn, C.E. Strik, B.C. and C.E. Finn Strik, B.C. and C.E. Finn Iezzoni, A. and 29 team members Finn, C.E., N.V. Bassil, J. Lee, G. Fernandez, P. Perkins- Veazie, C. Weber, T. Mockler, R. Agunga, E. Rhoades, J.C. Scheerens, W. Yang, K. Lewers, J. Graham, Supporting Agency and Project # North American Raspberry and Blackberry Assoc. Northwest Center for Small Fruit Research Oregon Blueberry Commission Oregon Blueberry Commission Oregon Raspberry and Blackberry Commission Oregon Raspberry and Blackberry Commission Oregon Strawberry Commission USDA- SCRI (2009-51181- 05808) USDA Specialty Crop Research Initiative Total $ Amount Effective and Expiration Dates $3,000 7/2012- 6/2013 $32,500 7/2012- 6/2014 10,000 7/2012- 6/2013 17,000 7/2012- 6/2013 $1,000 7/2012- 6/2013 $23,000 7/2012- 6/2013 $12,000 7/2012- 6/2013 $7,831,469 9/2009- 8/2013 $1,590,717 10/1/2011- 9/30/2015 % of Time Committed Title of Project 1 Funds towards industry matching on SCRI grant "Developing the Genomic Infrastructure for Breeding Improved Black Raspberries" 2 Extending RosBREED in the Pacific Northwest for strawberry processing traits 2 Blueberry breeding-seedlings 2 Cooperative Breeding Program- Blueberries 1 Funds towards industry matching on SCRI grant "Developing the Genomic Infrastructure for Breeding Improved Black Raspberries" 2 Production System/Physiology Research and Cooperative Breeding Program- Raspberries and Blackberries 2 Cooperative Breeding Program - Strawberries 5 RosBREED: Enabling marker-assisted breeding in Rosaceae 10 Developing the Genomic Infrastructure for Breeding Improved Black Raspberries 054
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Page 25 and 26: Table 1. Yield and fruit weight of
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Page 37 and 38: Other funding sources: All amounts
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Application Date: November 13, 2012
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References: Berkeley, G. H. and Jac
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