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  • noun A fruit cane in its first year of growth.

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Examples

  • John R. Clark, University Professor of horticulture, said the contract with Hargreaves Plants arranged the transfer of hybrid seeds developed from U of A primocane-fruiting blackberry breeding lines.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • Clark said yields are very good, especially for the June crop, exceeding those of the previous primocane-fruiting variety Prime-Jim.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • In a related development, Hargreaves Plants, a wholesale nursery in England was licensed as exclusive distributor in Europe for a different primocane-fruiting blackberry developed from the Division of Agriculture fruit breeding program.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • The primocane berries are smaller in Arkansas, though they are substantially larger in more moderate summer climates such as Oregon and California.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • Using unique genetics developed through conventional crossbreeding at the U of A, primocane-fruiting blackberries produce two crops each year for an extended picking season.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • Overall, Prime-Ark® 45 is better adapted to Arkansas than its primocane-fruiting predecessors, Clark said.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • Prime-Ark® 45 is the third primocane-fruiting blackberry from the Division of Agriculture's trademarked Prime-Ark® product line, said John R. Clark, University Professor of horticulture.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • He continues to work on improving adaptation, especially for the primocane berries, including improved summer heat tolerance and thornlessness in newer selections in the program.

    Daily Headlines 2009

  • "One of our goals with primocane-fruiting blackberries is to have a nicer berry from Arkansas that can be grown throughout the country, and that can be harvested from late August into mid fall," Clark said.

    Daily Headlines 2009

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