Volume 33 Number 2 Article 3 Pages: 44-45
Year 1979 Month 4
Title: The Strawberry Cultivars of the Pacific Northwest
Author: H.A. Daubeny
Citation
Abstract:
Twenty-five years ago, Marshall, which had been the most widely grown strawberry cultivar throughout much of the Pacific Northwest for many years, was replaced by the Northwest cultivar which was introduced from the Washington State university (WSU) breeding program in 1949. At that time Marshall showed serious decline problems due to susceptibility to a complex of viruses.
Northwest was tolerant to this complex.
Full text download: APS subscribers
ISHS members & pay-per-view
Download all articles in volume 33 number 2 (for APS subscribers only) (all PDF's in .tar archive format)
(PDF 302169 bytes)
Translate:
APS membership administration
ISHS membership administration