Volume 47 Number 4 Article 1 Pages: 182-184
Year 1993 Month 10
Title: Totem' Strawberry
Authors: H. Daubeny, F.J. Lawrence and P.P. Moore
Citation
Abstract:
The 'Totem' strawberry cultivar has
been a major factor in maintaining the
reputation of the Pacific Northwest of
North America as a producer of high
quality strawberries for the processing
market.
The cultivar continues to be
the most popular throughout the region
which includes southwestern British
Columbia, western Washington and
western Oregon.
In 1990, 'Totem' accounted for approximately 58% of the
certified plant sales throughout the
region with the second and third most
widely planted cultivars, 'Sumas' and
'Shuskan' accounting for approximately
9% and S%9 respectively.
The 5858 represents more than 20 million 'Totem'
plants distributed in that year.
In British
Columbia the cultivar has accounted
for as much as 80$ of the plantings (6).
During the past five years, approximately 65% of the harvested strawberry
plantings in Oregon have been 'Totem.'
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