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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 706985MD_2024_03Rubus allegheniensis Porter Nova Scotia, CanadaCORNot Available2025COLLECTED08/25/202444.49333000, -63.88996000Wild materialPolly Cove Trail, Peggy's Cove Preservation Area, Nova Scotia, Canada. Shrubby area, just south of parking, along trail. Plants widespread and scattered. August 25, 2024, MD_2024_032172627PI 706985
1PI 706986MD_2012_01Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2025COLLECTED09/16/201250.56072000, -122.66148000Wild materialBirkenhead Lake Provincial Park, Pemberton Valley/Mount Currie/D'Arcy, British Columbia, Canada. Near start of Goat Lookout trail, September 16, 2012. MD_2012_012172628PI 706986
2PI 706987MD_2013_03Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2025COLLECTED07/19/201349.37408000, -121.36903000Wild materialCoquihalla Canyon Provincial Park, South Fraser Canyon/Sunshine Valley, British Columbia, Canada. West side of trail, just before first tunnel Othello Tunnels Path, Area B, July 19, 2013. MD_2013_032172629PI 706987
3PI 705163'Lavacaberry'Rubus hybr.Missouri, United StatesCORNot Available2024DONATED05/09/2024Cultivated materialThe Lavacaberry is a hybrid variety of berry that takes its name from the town of Lavaca (Sebastian County), where it was planted extensively in the 1940s. In 1948, after comparing the Lavaca to samples from the original California berries and the Logan—a blackberry-raspberry hybrid cross—the principle pomologist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that the Lavaca was a synonym of boysen and, therefore, closely related to the boysenberry. Not being able to establish the correct variety of the berry, the berry growers themselves gave it the name Lavacaberry. https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/lavacaberry-4695/2167448PI 705163
4PI 702669'Choctaw'Rubus hybr.CORNot Available2023CultivarMaterial received from University of Arkansas for DNA comparison with COR material.2142887PI 702669
5PI 700905'Caroline'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus CORNot Available2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138713PI 700905
6PI 700906'Centennial'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus CORNot Available2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138714PI 700906
7PI 700907'Encore'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus CORNot Available2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138715PI 700907
8PI 700908'Glen Clova'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus CORNot Available2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138716PI 700908
9PI 700909'Killarney'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus CORNot Available2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138717PI 700909
10PI 700910'Lauren'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus CORNot Available2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138718PI 700910
11PI 700911'Black Hawk'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138719PI 700911
12PI 700912'Black Butte'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138720PI 700912
13PI 700913'Black Magic'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138721PI 700913
14PI 700914'Cherokee'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138722PI 700914
15PI 700915'Choctaw'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138723PI 700915
16PI 700916'Doyle'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138724PI 700916
17PI 700917'Hull'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138725PI 700917
18PI 700918'Newberry'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138726PI 700918
19PI 700919'Nightfall'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138727PI 700919
20PI 700920'Silvan'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138728PI 700920
21PI 700921'Siskiyou'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138729PI 700921
22PI 700922'Waldo'Rubus hybr. Historic2022CultivarMaterial from Amanda Lake2138730PI 700922
23PI 704873 sosCA930E-15Rubus spectabilis Pursh California, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2022Wild materialFruits prink to yellow.2138742PI 704873 sos
24PI 698809Rubus ursinusRubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United States Historic2021COLLECTED07/04/2021East edge of trail; in shade. Rubus armeniacus nearby in a similar niche. 44.59058200, -123.3096340080The Rubus ursinus flowers and fruits several weeks earlier than that of the introduced European blackberry at that location. R. armeniacus fruits were green at the time of the harvest of the black ripe Rubus ursinus fruits. Fruits were collected from about 5 plants at the forest edge. The plants were growing under Crataegus middle story and Oak and Maple top story. 2116445PI 698809
25PI 704861 sosNCBG-442Rubus pensilvanicus Poir. North Carolina, United StatesCORNot Available2021Wild materialhigh arching2116312PI 704861 sos
26PI 704862 sosNCBG-461Rubus hispidus L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2021Wild materialPI assigned before phyical inventory of W6 shipment and is missing. Maintain COR as site in case seeds are recovered. 2116326PI 704862 sos
27PI 698816'Snowbank'Rubus allegheniensis Porter California, United StatesCORPlantNot Available2021DEVELOPEDNEAR 1897TC plants from Agristarts, FL, rooted plugs from R. Spaeth, Luther Burbank Gardens. Supposed seedling of 'Iceberg' x 'Lawton'. The first public listing of Snowbank is here: https://archive.org/details/CAT31299173/page/12/mode/2up 2116460PI 698816
28PI 704826 sosMARSB-285Rubus pensilvanicus Poir. New Jersey, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2019Wild material2097556PI 704826 sos
29PI 704829 sosMARSB-633Rubus pensilvanicus Poir. Delaware, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2019Wild material2097670PI 704829 sos
30PI 704849 sosMARSB-128Rubus flagellaris Willd. New Jersey, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2019Wild material2097493PI 704849 sos
31PI 704854 sosMARSB-462Rubus cuneifolius Pursh New Jersey, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2019Wild material2097633PI 704854 sos
32PI 699381Brazos OPRubus hybr.CORNot Available2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. No information on origin. Open pollinated.2123415PI 699381
33PI 699382R. pedatusRubus pedatus Sm. CORNot Available2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. No information on origin. Maybe collected in 1961.2123416PI 699382
34PI 699383R. niveusRubus niveus Thunb. CORNot Available2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. Wild Papua New Guinea, 11-1984.2123417PI 699383
35PI 699384R. rosifoliusRubus rosifolius Sm. CORNot Available2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. Wild Papua New Guinea 11/1984.2123418PI 699384
36PI 699385R. odoratusRubus odoratus L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2019DONATED10/2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. Cunningham Falls, MD, 7/1960.2123419PI 699385
37PI 699386Nootka OPRubus idaeus L. CanadaCORNot Available2019DONATED10/2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. No information on origin. RBDV resistance written on envelope. Envelope printed with CANADA.2123420PI 699386
38PI 691534KeriberryRubus rugosus Sm. CORNot Available2019Wild materialChris Homanics donation2096655PI 691534
39PI 690344R. hybr. (NC 86-14-1 (R. trivialis) x Glen Prosen)Rubus hybr.North Carolina, United StatesCORNot Available2019DEVELOPED05/16/2019Genetic materialNote from Jim Ballington, Geneticist, North Carolina State University One plant of NC 354 has been shipped. It is a blackberry x red raspberry F1 hybrid. It resulted from crossing NC 86-14-1 (Rubus trivialis) with Glen Prosen (R. idaeus). It is partially-fertile and appears to produce some viable unreduced female gametes. Similar parentage and appearance to 'Ness'. From Jim: "A number of years ago I backcrossed NC 354 to several red raspberry cultivars which resulted in large populations of seedlings. Based on phenotype all these seedlings were triploid, with one exception. The one exception was very weak and highly infertile. So, it appeared at that time that NC 354 mainly produced unreduced female gametes. This spring I have backcrossed NC 354 as a female parent to both 'Navajo' and 'Von' tetraploid erect thornless blackberries and have "some, but not great" drupelet development. I also have selfed a small number of late developing flowers but can't tell if any drupelets from selfing are developing at this time. What makes these crosses interesting to me is that NC 354 is heterozygous for thornlessness (from the male 'Glen Prosen' parent) so I hope I will get enough seed germination to see segregation for thornlessness among the seedlings." Additional info from Jim, 7/29/19 "The cuttings of NC 354 I originally rooted came from a field grown plant and the potted plants I have maintained since have been held outdoors so NC 354 will need to go into a quarantine house where you hold plants that have been exposed to aphids, and in our climate, also leafhoppers." 2091733PI 690344
40PI 690355'Autumn Byrd'Rubus idaeus L. CORNot Available2019Cultivar2091742PI 690355
41PI 690356'Spooner 1030'Rubus idaeus L. CORNot Available2019Cultivar2091743PI 690356
42PI 690357'Cascade Delight'Rubus idaeus L. Washington, United States Historic2019DONATED04/2019Cultivar2091744PI 690357
43PI 690358'Cascade Gold'Rubus idaeus L. Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2019DONATED04/2019Cultivar2091745PI 690358
44PI 690359'Loch Tay'Rubus hybr. United KingdomCORNot Available2019DONATED04/2019Cultivar2091746PI 690359
45PI 689674Emerald CarpetRubus pentalobus Hayata TaiwanCORNot Available2019COLLECTEDCultivarEvergreen groundcover, dense, low mat, to about 12 inches (30 cm) high, creeping, grows 30 cm/yr. Shoots shaggy pubescent with solitary small, recurved prickles. Leaves alternate, simple, broadly oval-rounded, 2-4 cm long and wide, 3-5 lobes, base deeply cordate, margins undulate and sharply serrate, deep green, pubescent underneath. Flowers paired or solitary, white, about 1.5 cm wide. Fruit bright yellow to red. 1975459PI 689674
46PI 704848 sosOR110-1038Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2018Wild materialRubus parviflorus1970512PI 704848 sos
47PI 689394ORUS 1025-10Rubus idaeus L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2018DEVELOPEDBreeding materialOSC 1582 x ORUS 564R-24. Floricane fruiting red raspberry. High quality but dark fruit. Machine harvests very nicely. Excellent yield. Most important reason to keep: excellent root rot resistance. 1970164PI 689394
48PI 689395ORUS 1167-2Rubus idaeus L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2018DEVELOPEDBreeding materialORUS 799-1 x Autumn Bliss. Primocane fruiting red raspberry. Most valuable trait: Very early PF crop. Bright attractive fruit. Susceptible to RBDV seems to tolerate root rot.1970166PI 689395
49PI 689397ORUS 2785-2Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2018DEVELOPEDBreeding materialGP 4-21 x Waldo. May be released as cultivar so do not make available. Trailing blackberry. Thornless with Austin Thornless source of thornlessness. Outstanding flavor and yield. Small, 3-4 g berry. One parent is a selection of Rubus ursinus made from germplasm collected near Sutton Beach campground in Siuslaw National Forest (Ore.)1970168PI 689397
50PI 689398NZ 9607R-4Rubus hybr. New ZealandCORNot Available2018DEVELOPEDBreeding materialNZ 89535HC.2 x Loch Ness. Hybrid of trailing and semi-erect blackberries. Cross made by Harvey Hall (NZ HortResearch Inc.), seed shared with USDA-ARS in Oregon. Finn made selections. Grows like semi-erect blackberry. Very, very late ripening; later than 'Chester Thornless'. Excellent yield, vigor and health. Discarded from commercial consideration due to small size and lack of interest in genotypes later than 'Chester Thornless'.1970169PI 689398
51PI 688441Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2018DEVELOPED08/08/2018Cultivar1965713PI 688441
52PI 688309R. odoratus VA-2018-001 WVARubus odoratus L. West Virginia, United StatesCORPLANTNot Available2018COLLECTED08/22/2018Mountain Lake Biological Research Station, Jefferson National Forest, Giles Co., VA37.42098300, -80.509850001027open area in wood south-facing slope on steep road bank; dying ash (from emerald ash borer), maple, black locust, hydrangea, Christmas fern, jewelweed, polygonum, meadow rue, native and non-native herbsWild materialWest Virginia 20181965253PI 688309
53PI 688310R. occidentalis VA-2018-002 WVARubus occidentalis L. West Virginia, United StatesCORHABITATNot Available2018COLLECTED08/22/2018Mountain Lake Biological Research Station, Jefferson National Forest, Giles Co., VA37.42283300, -80.505883001017open area in wood south-facing slope on steep road bank; dying ash (from emerald ash borer), maple, black locust, hydrangea, Christmas fern, jewelweed, polygonum, meadow rue, native and non-native herbs, vitus, clematis, sugar maple, tulip poplarWild materialWest Virginia 20181965254PI 688310
54PI 688312R. hispidus var. hispidus VA-2018-004 WVARubus hispidus L. var. hispidus West Virginia, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2018COLLECTED08/23/2018Dolly Sods Bear Rocks Trail, FR 75, Monongahela National Forest, Tucker Co. WV39.06598300, -79.30151700942open area, rocky gradual slope; low growing vegetation, Solidago, Daucus, Aronia melanocarpa, Gaylussacia baccata, Fragaria, Vaccinium angustifolia, Gaultheria procumbens, Amelanchier, Ribes, spruce, fir, KalmiaWild materialWest Virginia 20181965256PI 688312
55PI 688328R. idaeus subsp. strigosus VA-201-017 Spruce KnobRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke West Virginia, United States PLANTHistoric2018COLLECTED08/24/2018Spruce Knob, Public Road 104, Whispering Spruce trail, Monongahela National Forest, Pendleton, Co. WV38.69966700, -79.533133001516Edge of trail; Sambucus, Azalea, Ribes, ferns, moss, mapleWild materialWest Virginia 20181965275PI 688328
56PI 688330R. canadensis VA-2018-021 Spruce Knob Rubus canadensis L. West Virginia, United States LEAFHistoric2018COLLECTED08/24/2018Spruce Knob, Public Road 104, Whispering Spruce trail, Monongahela National Forest, Pendleton, Co. WV38.70075000, -79.532167001481Boulders with dense vegetation of spruce, fir, Azalea, Vaccinium erythrocarpum, Echium vuglare, aster Wild materialWest Virginia 20181965277PI 688330
57PI 688331R. odoratus VA-2018-022 Spruce KnobRubus odoratus L. West Virginia, United StatesCORFLOWERNot Available2018COLLECTED08/24/2018Spruce Knob, Public Road 112, Monongahela National Forest, Pendleton, Co. WV38.70266700, -79.524767001309Steep east-facing road cut with dense vegetation of Solidago, Rubus strigosus, alder, Fragaria, bamboo grass, mapleWild materialWest Virginia 20181965278PI 688331
58PI 688332R. cascadensis VA-2018-023 Spruce KnobRubus canadensis L. West Virginia, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2018COLLECTED08/24/2018Spruce Knob, Public Road 112, Monongahela National Forest, Pendleton, Co. WV38.70266700, -79.524767001309Steep east-facing road cut with dense vegetation of Solidago, Rubus strigosus, alder, Fragaria, bamboo grass, mapleWild materialWest Virginia 20181965279PI 688332
59PI 688333R. canadensis VA-2018-024 Forest Route 70Rubus canadensis L. West Virginia, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/24/2018Dolly Sods, FR 70, Monongahela National Forest, Randolph Co. WV38.95775000, -79.363300001159Wild materialWest Virginia 20181965280PI 688333
60PI 688334R. idaeus subsp. strigosus VA-2018-025Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke West Virginia, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/24/2018Dolly Sods, FR 70, Monongahela National Forest, Randolph Co. WV38.95775000, -79.363300001159Weedy roadside with dense vegetation with alder, mapleWild materialWest Virginia 20181965281PI 688334
61PI 688375R. canadensis VA-2018-033 Dolly SodsRubus canadensis L. West Virginia, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/25/2018Dolly Sods Rohrbaugh Trail, Monongahela National Forest, Tucker Co. WV38.96508300, -79.358417001265shady weedy roadsideWild materialWest Virginia 20181965650PI 688375
62PI 688382R. hispidus VA-2018-040 Cranberry gladesRubus hispidus L. var. hispidus West Virginia, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2018COLLECTED08/26/2018Cranberry Glades, Hwy 39/55, Pocahontas Co. WV38.19796700, -80.271450001019open bog; rush, sedge, Vaccinium oxycoccus, V. macrocarpon, sphagnum moss, cotton grass, cinnamon fern, Christmas fern, meadow rue, ragwort, Menziesia (complete plant list at https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5066723.pdf)Wild materialWest Virginia 20181965657PI 688382
63PI 688396R. canadensis VA-2018-053 Mt. RogersRubus canadensis L. Virginia, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/28/2018Wild materialVirginia 20181965671PI 688396
64PI 688402Nanticoke Rubus cuneifolius Pursh Virginia, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/28/2018Hwy 11 between Atkins (Smyth Co.) and Rural Retreat (Wythe Co.), VA36.88869000, -81.35966000761Hwy 11 between Atkins and Rural Retreat, WV; Weedy roadside with dense vegetation with Japanese honeysuckle, Solanum, Populus, poison ivy, wild black cherry.Uncertain improvement statusVirginia 20181965677PI 688402
65PI 688409R. odoratus VA-2018-066Rubus odoratus L. Virginia, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/29/2018Whitetop Mountain, Hyw 58, Smyth Co. VA36.70829000, -81.61663000963Hwy 58 below Whitetop Mt. NE-facing slope on old rock slide. Weedy roadside with jewelweed, Oenothera, staghorn sumacWild materialVirginia 20181965684PI 688409
66PI 688307R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-18-21 MaineRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/15/2018Wild materialMichael Dossett collection from Maine1965251PI 688307
67PI 688308R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-18-22 MaineRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2018COLLECTED08/15/2018Wild materialMichael Dossett collection from Maine1965252PI 688308
68PI 704815 sosOR110-1006Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2018Wild material1964265PI 704815 sos
69PI 704846 sosOR110-1000Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2018Wild material1964260PI 704846 sos
70PI 687270'Thornless Boysen'Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2018DONATED05/05/2018CultivarSSR identification study - this plant received from N1 = Garlands Nursery1963245PI 687270
71PI 687271'Boysen - Stark'Rubus hybr.California, United StatesCORNot Available2018DEVELOPEDPOST 1938CultivarSSR identification study - this plant received from N3 = Stark Nursery1963246PI 687271
72PI 689110'Thornless Boysen'Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2018DONATED2018CultivarSSR identification study - this plant received from N1 = Garlands Nursery1967567PI 689110
73PI 704813 sosOR080-30Rubus spectabilis Pursh Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2018Wild material1957613PI 704813 sos
74PI 704843 sosOR080-34Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2018Wild material1957617PI 704843 sos
75PI 704844 sosOR080-35Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2018Wild material1957618PI 704844 sos
76PI 684945R. cochinchinensis var. cochinchinensis VN-2017-01 Ninh BinhRubus cochinchinensis Tratt. var. cochinchinensis Ninh Bình, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road. It is 50 m far from headquarter of park20.24870000, 105.71776000152Wild materialVietnam 20171954892PI 684945
77PI 684946R. alceifolius VN-2017-02 Ninh BinhRubus alceifolius Poir. Ninh Bình, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road. It is 50 m far from headquarter of park. Color of soil is brown- yellow20.24595000, 105.71859000157Wild materialVietnam 20171954894PI 684946
78PI 684947R. alceifolius VN-2017-05 Bá Thước, Thanh HóaRubus alceifolius Poir. Thanh Hóa, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDroad to Lang Cao village 20.48216000, 105.20839000775Wild materialVietnam 20171954895PI 684947
79PI 684948R. alceifolius VN-2017-06 Bá Thước, Thanh HóaRubus alceifolius Poir. Thanh Hóa, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road to Kham Thia valley, about 1 km from Lang Cao Forest protection station20.50602000, 105.19655000911Wild materialVietnam 20171954897PI 684948
80PI 684949R. alceifolius VN-2017-07 Bá Thước, Thanh HóaRubus alceifolius Poir. Thanh Hóa, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road to Kham Thia valley, about 2 km from Lang Cao Forest protection station20.50498000, 105.19620000906Wild materialVietnam 20171954898PI 684949
81PI 684950R. tonkinensis VN-2017-08 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus tonkinensis Bolle Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road22.36392000, 105.524570001589Wild materialVietnam 20171954899PI 684950
82PI 684951R. sumatranus VN-2017-09 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus sumatranus Miq. Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road22.36233000, 105.530010001500Wild materialVietnam 20171954900PI 684951
83PI 684952R. reflexus VN-2017-10 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus reflexus Ker Gawl. Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDWild materialVietnam 20171954901PI 684952
84PI 684954R. ellipticus var. obcordatus VN-2017-12 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus ellipticus Sm. var. obcordatus (Franch.) Focke Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED201722.49897000, 105.907710001216Wild materialVietnam 20171954902PI 684954
85PI 684955R. sumatranus VN-2017-13 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus sumatranus Miq. Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017nearby road. Soil is slop and mixed rock 22.60712000, 105.867680001679Wild materialVietnam 20171954903PI 684955
86PI 684956R. leucanthus VN-2017-14 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus leucanthus Hance Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017Phia Oac Peak, behind television tower 22.61552000, 105.863690001930Wild materialVietnam 20171954904PI 684956
87PI 684957R. leucanthus VN-2017-15 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus leucanthus Hance Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017nearby road, rock mixed soil and brown color22.60660000, 105.876450001532Wild materialVietnam 20171954905PI 684957
88PI 684958R. clinocephalus VN-2017-16 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus clinocephalus Focke Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017nearby road and stream, grow in wet environment, 22.59452000, 105.882640001292Wild materialVietnam 20171954906PI 684958
89PI 684959R. malifolius VN-2017-17 Phìa Oặc, Cao BằngRubus malifolius Focke Cao Bằng, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED201722.50381000, 105.900020001500Wild materialVietnam 2017 This species is known from China. This is a first report for presence of this species in Vietnam. 2017.1954907PI 684959
90PI 684960R. feddei VN-2017-18 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus feddei H. Lév. & Vaniot Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017grow on edge of mountain on road to Quang Khe commune22.23075000, 105.38529000160Wild materialVietnam 20171954908PI 684960
91PI 684961R. alceifolius VN-2017-19 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus alceifolius Poir. Bắc Kạn, Vietnam BRANCHHistoric2017COLLECTEDroad to television tower, Quan Khe commune and located in middle of hill22.20986000, 105.41458000191Wild materialVietnam 20171954909PI 684961
92PI 684962R. alceifolius VN-2017-20 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus alceifolius Poir. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017road to Bup Thom, Quang Khe commune22.20986000, 105.41458000205Wild materialVietnam 20171954910PI 684962
93PI 684963R. rosifolius VN-2017-21 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus rosifolius Sm. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road to Coc Coong village, Dong Phuc commune22.21086000, 105.41048000205Wild materialVietnam 20171954911PI 684963
94PI 684964R. clinocephalus VN-2017-22 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus clinocephalus Focke Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road to Don Den mountain, sandy mixed soil with brown yellow color22.41475000, 105.68597000805Wild materialVietnam 20171954912PI 684964
95PI 684965R. leucanthus VN-2017-23 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus leucanthus Hance Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDLocated in middle of slope hill, sandy soil, mixed gravel and stone22.41509000, 105.68799000831Wild materialVietnam 20171954913PI 684965
96PI 684966R. sumatranus VN-2017-24 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus sumatranus Miq. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDmiddle of land hill. Gravel mixed soil22.41511000, 105.68871000837Wild materialVietnam 20171954914PI 684966
97PI 684967R. alceifolius VN-2017-25 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus alceifolius Poir. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDBup village, Quang Khe commune22.20986000, 105.41458000205Wild materialVietnam 20171954915PI 684967
98PI 684968R. alceifolius VN-2017-26 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus alceifolius Poir. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDNa Hai22.47433000, 105.41702000404Wild materialVietnam 20171954916PI 684968
99PI 684969R. alceifolius VN-2017-27 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus alceifolius Poir. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDDon Den22.41329000, 105.68779000887Wild materialVietnam 20171954917PI 684969
100PI 684970R. alceifolius VN-2017-28 Ba Bể, Bắc KạnRubus alceifolius Poir. Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDBehind office of Park 22.48029000, 105.41096000228Wild materialVietnam 20171954918PI 684970
101PI 684974R. ellipticus var. obcordata VN-2017-32 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus ellipticus Sm. var. obcordatus (Franch.) Focke Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017road to Seo My Ty village, Ta Van commune, slope hill mixed gravel. Yellow color22.28994000, 103.892120001346Wild materialVietnam 20171954919PI 684974
102PI 686081R. ellipticus var. obcordatus VN-2017-34 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus ellipticus Sm. var. obcordatus (Franch.) Focke Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017road to Seo My Ty village, Ta Van commune, slope hill mixed gravel. Yellow color 22.27746000, 103.885510001713Wild materialVietnam 20171954920PI 686081
103PI 686082R. rosifolius VN-2017-35 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus rosifolius Sm. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017grow on nearby road22.33517000, 103.779450002076Wild materialVietnam 20171954921PI 686082
104PI 686083R. intermittens VN-2017-36 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus intermittens F. Bolle Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017nearby road, around is rubus and Iris domestica22.34052000, 103.776170002036Wild materialVietnam 20171954922PI 686083
105PI 686084R. leucanthus VN-2017-37 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus leucanthus Hance Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017nearby road, slope soil22.26130000, 103.774530002019Wild materialVietnam 20171954923PI 686084
106PI 686086R. leucanthus VN-2017-39 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus leucanthus Hance Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED201722.33406000, 103.775380002026Wild materialVietnam 20171954924PI 686086
107PI 686087R. cochinchinensis var. glabrescens VN-2017-40 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus cochinchinensis Tratt. var. glabrescens Cardot Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED201722.34370000, 103.776310002014Wild materialVietnam 20171954925PI 686087
108PI 686088R. alceifolius VN-2017-41 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus alceifolius Poir. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED201722.33949000, 103.375930002037Wild materialVietnam 20171954926PI 686088
109PI 686089R. rosifolius VN-2017-42 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus rosifolius Sm. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017nearby road, slope soil22.33901000, 103.776060002054Wild materialVietnam 20171954927PI 686089
110PI 686090R. corchorifolius VN-2017-43 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus corchorifolius L. f. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED2017plain, valley22.33887000, 103.776370002072Wild materialVietnam 20171954928PI 686090
111PI 686092R. intermittens VN-2017-45 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus intermittens F. Bolle Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED07/25/2017nearby road22.34720000, 103.773900001984Wild materialVietnam 20171954929PI 686092
112PI 686093R. tonkinensis VN-2017-46 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus tonkinensis Bolle Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED07/25/2017nearby road22.34729000, 103.773850001987Wild materialVietnam 20171954930PI 686093
113PI 686094R. pentagonus VN-2017-47 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus pentagonus Wall. ex Focke var. pentagonus Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED07/25/2017nearby road22.34692000, 103.774020001998Wild materialVietnam 20171954931PI 686094
114PI 686095R. leucanthus VN-2017-48 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus leucanthus Hance Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTED07/25/2017nearby road, sandy soil with black color, around is bamboo and fern22.34643000, 103.774270002010Wild materialVietnam 20171954932PI 686095
115PI 686096R. niveus VN-2017-49 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus niveus Thunb. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, sandy soil with yellow color, around is rubus and camellia22.34444000, 103.775310002019Wild materialVietnam 20171954933PI 686096
116PI 686097R. laxus VN-2017-50 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus laxus Focke Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, about is rubus and Iris domestica22.34067000, 103.776270002027Wild materialVietnam 20171954934PI 686097
117PI 686098R. cochinchinensis var. glabrescens VN-2017-51 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus cochinchinensis Tratt. var. glabrescens Cardot Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby stream22.33470000, 103.779050002074Wild materialVietnam 20171954935PI 686098
118PI 686099R. cochorifolius VN-2017-52 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus corchorifolius L. f. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, Silt mixed gravel22.33271000, 103.779180002188Wild materialVietnam 20171954936PI 686099
119PI 686100R. idaeifolius VN-2017-53 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus idaeifolius Thuan Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, slope and mixed with gravel22.30334000, 103.775270003140Wild materialVietnam 20171954937PI 686100
120PI 686102R. columellaris var. villosus VN-2017-55 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus columellaris Tutcher Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, sandy soil with black color, around is bamboo and vacciniumm 2370Wild materialVietnam 20171954938PI 686102
121PI 686105R. lineatus VN-2017-58 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus lineatus Reinw. ex Blume Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDgrow gravel mixed soil, around is bamboo, 2250Wild materialVietnam 20171954939PI 686105
122PI 686107R. columellaris var. villosus VN-2017-60 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus columellaris Tutcher var. villosus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDgrow on middle of mountain 22.30334000, 103.775270003140Wild materialVietnam 20171954940PI 686107
123PI 686109R. columellaris var. villosus VN-2017-62 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus columellaris Tutcher var. villosus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, around is bamboo, Rhododendron 22.30571000, 103.776080002989Wild materialVietnam 20171954941PI 686109
124PI 686111R. idaeifolius VN-2017-64 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus idaeifolius Thuan Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, gravel soid22.30707000, 103.775730002969Wild materialVietnam 20171954942PI 686111
125PI 686112R. corchorifolius VN-2017-65 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus corchorifolius L. f. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, gravel soid22.30713000, 103.775430002970Wild materialVietnam 20171954943PI 686112
126PI 686113R. columellaris var. villosus VN-2017-66 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus columellaris Tutcher var. villosus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, gravel soid. Around is bamboo, Rhododendron22.31006000, 103.770700002934Wild materialVietnam 20171954944PI 686113
127PI 686114R. corchorifolius VN-2017-67 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus corchorifolius L. f. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDnearby road, gravel soid. Around is bamboo, Rhododendron22.31184000, 103.767700002899Wild materialVietnam 20171954945PI 686114
128PI 686116R. laxus VN-2017-69 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus laxus Focke Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDgrow on nearby road, gravel mixed soil 22.31958000, 103.768900002665Wild materialVietnam 20171954946PI 686116
129PI 686118R. reflexus var. hui VN-2017-71 Tam Dao, Vinh YenRubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. hui (Diels ex Hu) F. P. Metcalf Vinh Yen, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDlocated in Tam Dao town21.28244000, 105.38614000979Wild materialVietnam 20171954947PI 686118
130PI 686119R. reflexus VN-2017-72 Tam Dao, Vinh YenRubus reflexus Ker Gawl. Vinh Yen, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDRung Rinh peak, Tam Dao 221.28755000, 105.378760001376Wild materialVietnam 20171954955PI 686119
131PI 686120R. reflexus VN-2017-73 Tam Dao, Vinh YenRubus reflexus Ker Gawl. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDroad from Tam Dao to forest protection station21.27547000, 105.38489000995Wild materialVietnam 20171954956PI 686120
132PI 686121R. alceifolius VN-2017-74 Tam Dao, Vinh YenRubus alceifolius Poir. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCHNot Available2017COLLECTEDTam Dao town to An Phu Hotel21.27480000, 105.38658000964Wild materialVietnam 20171954957PI 686121
133PI 689565R. armeniacus HawaiiRubus armeniacus Focke Hawaii, United StatesCORNot Available2017COLLECTED09/17/2017Wild materialCollected on Desolation Trail1971200PI 689565
134PI 684807R. leucodermis AgnessRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United States Historic2017COLLECTED08/03/2017Forest Road 33 around mile 38 north of Agness, OR. Sparsely vegetated, east facing, rocky slope on road cut. With Big leaf maple, Douglas-fir, queen annes lace, tanbark oak, sparse ferns.42.42376700, -124.41193300472Wild material1953769PI 684807
135PI 684808R. parviflorus AgnessRubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United States Historic2017COLLECTED08/03/2017East facing roadside under Douglas-fir with honeysuckle, manzanita, R. ursinus, rose, pea. salal, madrone42.68215000, -124.07913300732Wild material1953770PI 684808
136PI 684801R. ursinus Snow CampRubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017COLLECTED08/01/2017South facing, rocky slope; with manzanita, lupine, grasses, Lathyrus, rose, Douglas-fir, coffeeberry, red huckleberry (ripe fruit)43.35841670, -124.164950001193Full sun, roadcut, rocky, well drained, little organic matter, dryWild materialSnow Camp Botanical Area, Curry County, OR, Forest Service Road 1326, N 42.21.505, W 124.09.897, 1193 m (Garmin etrex 30x GPS); approx. 3 Km from Snow Camp Lookout. South facing, rocky slope; with manzanita, lupine, grasses, Lathyrus, rose, Douglas-fir, coffeeberry, red huckleberry (ripe fruit). Plants sprawling, clumping, canes about 3 m long; fruit in early stages of ripening, a few fruit collected. Potentially highest elevation for this species at this location.Fruit collected from a second population at 1145 m elevation (bag JK-2017-1b). 1950044PI 684801
137PI 704808 sosOR110-938Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017Wild material1947040PI 704808 sos
138PI 704809 sosOR110-942Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017Wild material1947041PI 704809 sos
139PI 704810 sosOR110-945Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017Wild material1947043PI 704810 sos
140PI 704838 sosOR110-957Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017Wild material1947047PI 704838 sos
141PI 682656R. trivialis Brazos RiverRubus trivialis Michx. Texas, United StatesCORNot Available2017COLLECTED03/18/201729.37416700, -95.60555600Wild materialWild dewberry collected near the Brazos River in Texas1946982PI 682656
142PI 684805R. parviflorus Hunter Ck RdRubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United States Historic2017COLLECTED08/02/2017Both sides of road, full shade with mixed native and non-native conifers, R. leucodermis, Douglas-fir, oak, ferns.42.17976700, -124.31711670359Wild materialCollected along roadside of Centerville Road, south of Gold Beach, Curry County, OR, N 42.10.786, W 124.19.027, elev. 359 m. Both sides of road, full shade with mixed native and non-native conifers, R. leucodermis, Douglas-fir, oak, ferns. Collected fruit and voucher specimen. Collected plants in flower at N 42.5.516 W 124.17.867, elev. 162 m. Road side, moist, with fuschia, R. procerus, various weeds.1950047PI 684805
143PI 684806R. leucodermis Hunter Ck RdRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United States Historic2017COLLECTED08/02/2017Both sides of road, full shade, with mixed native and non-native conifers, Douglas-fir, oak, ferns, R. parviflorus42.17976700, -124.31711670359Wild materialCollected roadside along Centerville Road, south of Gold Beach, Curry County, OR, N42.10.786, W 124.19.027, elev. 359 m. Both sides of road, full shade, with mixed native and non-native conifers, Douglas-fir, oak, ferns, R. parviflorus.Collected fruit and voucher specimen.1950048PI 684806
144PI 684802 R. ursinus SourgameRubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017COLLECTED08/01/2017Sourgame Botanical Area, intersection of Forest Service Roads 423 and 420; Level, rocky site next to small pond, full sun, with Vaccinium, Humbolt lily, grasses, manzanita42.39381670, -124.106983001079Level, rocky site next to small pond, full sun, with Vaccinium, Humbolt lily, grasses, manzanitaWild materialSourgame Botanical Area, intersection of Forest Service Roads 423 and 420; N 42.23.899 W 124.06.419, 1079 m; Level, rocky site next to small pond, full sun, with Vaccinium, Humbolt lily, grasses, manzanita; sprawling canes, at least 3 m long, fruit at various stages of ripeness, collected 5 fruit; leaflets narrow.1950042PI 684802
145PI 684803R. leucodermis SourgameRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2017COLLECTED08/01/2017Sourgame Botanical Area, Forest Service Road 420;42.39453300, -124.125583001126 north facing, rocky slope with manzanita, Douglas-fir, Oregon grape, grasses, thimbleberry;Wild materialSourgame Botanical Area, Forest Service Road 420; N42.23.672, W 124.07.535, 1126 m; north facing, rocky slope with manzanita, Douglas-fir, Oregon grape, grasses, thimbleberry; clumps of upward arching and sprawling canes 1.5-4 m long. Collected whole plant. Collected fruit from population along road.1950043PI 684803
146PI 684804R. parviflorus Game PeakRubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United States Historic2017COLLECTED08/01/2017Rocky hillsides, north and south facing slopes, with ninebark, Ribes, Douglas-fir, R. ursinus, ferns, Vaccinium, R. leucodermis.42.39453300, -124.125583001126Wild materialGame Peak Botanical Area, Curry County, OR, Forest Service Road 3680, N 42.23.672, W 124.07.535, elev. 1126 m. Rocky hillsides, north and south facing slopes, with ninebark, Ribes, Douglas-fir, R. ursinus, ferns, Vaccinium, R. leucodermis. Large patches of plants (1 x 2 m2), spreading and arching canes. Collected fruit and voucher specimen.1950046PI 684804
147PI 689111R. ursinus JK-2017-01Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United States FRUITHistoric2017COLLECTED08/01/2017Snow Camp Botanical Area, Forest Service Road 1376, approx 3 Km from Snow Camp Lookout, N 42 degrees 21 minutes.505 seconds, W 124 degrees 09 minutes.897 seconds; elev. 1193 m (Garmin etrex 30x GPS) scattered/occasional, sprawling clumps, canes at least 3 m long, fruit at red stage, possibly tip layering along the slope, possibly highest elevation for this species in this area; with manzanita, lupine, grasses, Lathryus, Rosa, Douglas-fir, coffeeberry (Rhamnus californicus), red huckleberry. 1193south facing, rocky slope; with manzanita, lupine, grasses, Lathryus, Rosa, Douglas-fir, coffeeberry (Rhamnus californicus), red huckleberry.Wild materialJK-2017-01Snow Camp Botanical Area, Forest Service Road 1376, approx 3 Km from Snow Camp Lookout, N 42 degrees 21 minutes.505 seconds, W 124 degrees 09 minutes.897 seconds; elev. 1193 m (Garmin etrex 30x GPS)south facing, rocky slope; scattered/occasional, sprawling clumps, canes at least 3 m long, fruit at red stage, possibly tip layering along the slope, possibly highest elevation for this species in this area; with manzanita, lupine, grasses, Lathryus, Rosa, Douglas-fir, coffeeberry (Rhamnus californicus), red huckleberry.A few fruit collected at this site (bag JK-2017-01)Additional fruit collected at 1145 m elevation (bag JK-2017-01b) 1950041PI 689111
148PI 679807R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec-16-01Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORHabitatNot Available2016COLLECTED08/14/2016Lac Saint-Pierre, Villeroy, Rest area off Route 2046.38840000, -71.84350000100Edge of mixed woods (primarily birch and red maple) near entrance to rest area (westbound). Some fruit collected approximately 0.5 km further east and south of Route 20 along Chemin Canyon.Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161942690PI 679807
149PI 679808R. hispidus Quebec-16-02Rubus hispidus L. Québec, Canada FruitHistoric2016COLLECTED08/14/2016Q-16-02 Lac Saint-Pierre, Villeroy, Rest area off Route 2046.38840000, -71.84350000130Small patch near entrance to westbound rest area at edge of birch/red maple woods.Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161942691PI 679808
150PI 679809R. setosus Quebec-16-03Rubus setosus Bigelow Québec, CanadaCORPlantNot Available2016COLLECTED08/14/2016Lac Saint-Pierre, Villeroy, Rest area off Route 2046.38840000, -71.84350000130Entrance to westbound rest area at edg of woodsWild materialQuebec expedition 20161942692PI 679809
151PI 679810R. canadensis Quebec-16-06Rubus canadensis L. Québec, CanadaCORHabitatNot Available2016COLLECTED08/14/2016Lac Saint-Pierre, Villeroy, Rest area off Route 2046.38840000, -71.84350000130Edge of roadside (Chemin Canyon).Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161942693PI 679810
152PI 679811R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec-16-07 yellow fruitRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, Canada HabitatHistoric2016COLLECTED08/13/2016Lac Saint-Pierre, Villeroy46.37720000, -71.85680000130Edge of roadside (Chemin Canyon). Fruit collected from single anthocyanin deficient plant (pale yellow fruit). Red fruit from same location collected as Q-16-01.Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943031PI 679811
153PI 679812R. idaeus ssp.strigosus Quebec-16-15Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORFruitNot Available2016COLLECTED08/18/2016Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury, La Grand Faun, pulloff from Rt 175 about 1 hour drive north from Quebec City47.10060000, -71.34360000346Growing with Cornus sericea, Prunus sp., and Solidago. On berm and along both sides of fence bordering pullout area.Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943032PI 679812
154PI 679813R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec 16-20Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORPlantNot Available2016COLLECTED08/18/2016Lac-Jacques-Cartier, Scenic pulloff from Rt 17547.61320000, -71.23870000773Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943033PI 679813
155PI 679814R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec-16-22Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORHabitatNot Available2016COLLECTED08/18/2016South Saguenay by route 17548.25136000, -71.25103000319Along edge of highway and pullout on east side of road. Rocky roadside area - plants abundant in sunny open areas, especially just above wet swale.Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943034PI 679814
156PI 679815R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec-16-23Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED08/18/2016North Saugenay, Rue de la Carriere48.47140000, -71.09870000154Scattered along road edge and forest edge, particularly on west side of highway along Rue de l CarriereWild materialQuebec expedition 20161943035PI 679815
157PI 679816R. setosus Quebec-16-26Rubus setosus Bigelow Québec, CanadaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED08/19/2016Becancour 46.40578000, -72.7129400063Low spot NW of trail, a few minutes walk down trail from road. Groundcover in area shifts to sphagnum and lichens - appears to be a former bog that is filling in. Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943036PI 679816
158PI 679817R. canadensis Quebec-16-28Rubus canadensis L. Québec, CanadaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED08/19/2016Trois-Rives Lake Mekinac46.86388000, -72.89424000134Growing on dry exposed slope along edge of service ramp. Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943037PI 679817
159PI 679818R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec-16-29Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORPlantNot Available2016COLLECTED08/19/2016Trois-Rives, Grande Anse47.00947500, -72.92962000113aPlants ong east side of roadWild materialQuebec expedition 20161943038PI 679818
160PI 679819R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Quebec-16-30Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED08/19/2016Saint-Roch-de-Mekinac Grande Piles46.79663300, -72.75740900140Collected along edge of snowmobile/ATV trail south of road in damp mixed forest.Wild materialQuebec expedition 20161943039PI 679819
161PI 684798ORUS 2379-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2016DEVELOPED07/25/2016Breeding materialORUS 2379-1 is a hybrid of Rubus ursinus blackberry and ‘Willamette’ red raspberry. The fruit are ‘Logan’ like in color. It has decent fertility for a seedling from such a cross. The ploidy is unknown. It has been a good parent in crosses with trailing blackberry.1947398PI 684798
162PI 684799ORUS 4273-2Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2016DEVELOPED07/25/2016Breeding materialORUS 4273-2 is a hybrid of Ouachita x ORUS 1880-1 [Rubus georgicus 824 (17-14) x Cherokee] and so is ¼ Rubus georgicus and 3/4 University of Arkansas erect blackberry germplasm. It is remarkable for its very early ripening fruit (slightly ahead of ‘Osage’), high yields, and excellent plant vigor. The fruit are medium-large, black, well formed, and firm. The seeds are large like most erect blackberries. The flavor is good. While thorny, the plant should be heterozygous for Merton Thornlessness – Tt. Bottom line is a good breeding parent with significant new germplasm (R. georgicus) in it to help broaden germplasm pools.1947447PI 684799
163PI 679800R. ulmifolius ALB-2015-001Rubus ulmifolius Schott Tiranë, AlbaniaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED09/09/2015Wild material1940869PI 679800
164PI 679801R. ulmifolius ALB-2015-011Rubus ulmifolius Schott Tiranë, AlbaniaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED09/14/2015Wild material1940870PI 679801
165PI 679802R. ulmifolius ARM-2015-028Rubus ulmifolius Schott Tiranë, AlbaniaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED10/01/2015Wild material1940871PI 679802
166PI 679803R. ulmifolius ARM-2015-039Rubus ulmifolius Schott Tiranë, AlbaniaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED10/02/2015Wild material1940872PI 679803
167PI 679804R. ulmifolius ARM-2015-014Rubus ulmifolius Schott Tiranë, AlbaniaCORNot Available2016COLLECTED09/04/2015Wild material1940873PI 679804
168PI 679805R. idaeus ssp. strigosus Placid LakeRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Colorado, United StatesCORNot Available2016COLLECTED06/18/2016on edge of Placid Lake under Ponderosa pine40.38739450, -105.558861102387dry understory shadeWild material1940875PI 679805
169PI 679806R. deliciosus Placid Lake CO-3Rubus deliciosus Torr. Colorado, United StatesCORNot Available2016COLLECTED06/19/2016near the edge of Placid Lake40.38739450, -105.558861102387dry understory shadeWild material1940876PI 679806
170PI 684800BoysenRubus hybr.California, United StatesCORNot Available2016DONATED05/24/2016Cultivardonated from Meador farm

Molecular Marker confirmation (SSR) in 2019 that this is the original 'Boysen' genotype.		1950015PI 684800
171PI 682658R. bifrons HA 2014-242Rubus bifrons Vest Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2016COLLECTEDNEAR 2014Wild materialFrom Hoyt Arboretum, Portland, OR1953712PI 682658
172PI 679746R. sumatranus Tam Dao town 001Rubus sumatranus Miq. Vinh Yen, VietnamCORImageNot Available2015COLLECTED10/28/2015SE facing slope on side of road from Tam Dao Town to Tower Mountain. Mile marker 75.21.45815000, 105.64818333984Edge of dense canopy forestWild material(Synonym = Rubus asper Wall ex Don) Pinnately compound leaves

Stems with long red glandular hairs.

About 10 fruits were present. Collected for seed extraction. Fruit and root were collected.		1928561PI 679746
173PI 679748R. reflexus var. hui Tam Dao Tower Mt. 003Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. hui (Diels ex Hu) F. P. Metcalf Vinh Yen, Vietnam ImageHistoric2015COLLECTED10/28/2015just below summit of Tower Mountain at Tam Dao. At picnic area below the tower.21.46388889, 105.645833331235SW facing slope with closed canopy forest on edge of trail.Wild materialLeaves more or less orbiculare, clearly lobed, longer than wide. More or less accuminate. leaves are thick White tomentum on veins above; yellow tomentum on veins below. Petiole 5 - 8 cm. Stipules divided into capillary filaments. Flower clusters short. 1928563PI 679748
174PI 679749R. laxus Tam Dao Tower Mt. Ridge 004Rubus laxus Focke Vinh Yen, Vietnam ImageHistoric2015COLLECTED10/28/2015On edge of trail to Tam Dao Tower Mountain.21.46388889, 105.645833331235Closed canopy forest on the edge of the trail. Several locations on the trail.Wild materialSimple leaves Veining not fine Deciduous linear stipules on the stem small prickles white tomentum on underside of leaves. Is it a Rubus? Doesn't fit the key1928564PI 679749
175PI 679750R. tamdaoensis Tam Dao Town 005Rubus tamdaoensis Hiep & Yakovlev Vinh Yen, VietnamCORImageNot Available2015COLLECTED10/28/2015Edge of road in Tam Dao town.21.45805556, 105.64750000981Facing SW openWild materialStipules on stem, deciduous Large stipules,1928565PI 679750
176PI 679751R. tamdaoensis Tam Dao Town 006Rubus tamdaoensis Hiep & Yakovlev Vinh Yen, Vietnam ImageHistoric2015COLLECTED10/28/2015On edge of road to Tam Dao Tower Mountain at milepost 7121.45833333, 105.482222221000exposed to SW facing sunWild materialStipules on stems, linear entire, deciduous Leaves with very dense ferrous (rust colored) tomentum.1928566PI 679751
177PI 679752R. reflexus var. hui Dinh Rung Rinh 008Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. hui (Diels ex Hu) F. P. Metcalf Vinh Yen, Vietnam ImageHistoric2015COLLECTED10/29/2015Top of Dinh Rung Rinh (Tam Dao Mountain 1)21.47921667, 105.464583331380Open exposure at top of mountainWild material1 m tall subshrub 1 cm thick upright branching stems leaves lobed, rugose raised reticulate veination tauny tomentose veins and interveins underneath stipules deciduous, capillary, filiferous1928567PI 679752
178PI 679753R. leucanthus Tam Dao Trail 012Rubus leucanthus Hance Vinh Yen, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED10/29/2015on the path about halfway to the top of Tam Dao 2 (Dinh Thien Thi)21.48378333, 105.631716671291Growing on top of a rock reaching out to the sunlight at the edge of the pathWild materialVietnam 20151928568PI 679753
179PI 679754R. reflexus var. hui Dinh Thien Thi 013Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. hui (Diels ex Hu) F. P. Metcalf Vinh Yen, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED10/30/2015Top of Dinh Thien Thi also known as Tam Dao 2 Mountain21.48511667, 105.632216671390In open top of mountainWild materialStipules completely divided into capilary filaments Tauny tomentum on the underside of the leaf. 5 lobes on leaves1928569PI 679754
180PI 679755R. reflexus var. hui Tam Dao Town 014Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. hui (Diels ex Hu) F. P. Metcalf Vinh Yen, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED10/30/201521.45163333, 105.64658333934Wild materialfiliferous capilary stipule on the stem (deciduous on older leaves) tauny tomentum on underside of leaf.1928570PI 679755
181PI 679756R. reflexus var. hui Dinh Mo Qua 015Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. hui (Diels ex Hu) F. P. Metcalf Vinh Yen, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED10/30/2015summit of Dinh Mo Qua in Tam Dao1032canopy with some trees including QuercusWild materialstipule on stem, deciduous in older leaves, simple shape rusty colored tomentum on underside of leaf.1928571PI 679756
182PI 679757R. alceifolius Tam Dao Town 016Rubus alceifolius Poir. Vinh Yen, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED10/30/2015Along road from Tam Dao center to Forest Station, by Forest Protection Station Office21.45305556, 105.64222222Edge of road exposed to SW slopeWild materialstipules on stem, deciduous, filiferous, capillary tauny tomentum, small red fruits present, clusters short1928572PI 679757
183PI 679758R. tamdaoensis Tam Dao Town FS 017 Rubus tamdaoensis Hiep & Yakovlev Vinh Yen, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED10/30/2015On edge of road from Tam Dao Town to Forest Station, by Forest Protection Station21.45305556, 105.64222222Open edge exposed to SWWild materialRusty-colored tomentum on underside of leaf stipules on stem, deciduous on older leaves, simple with teeth (not divided)1928573PI 679758
184PI 679759R. pentagonus var. eglandulosus Fansipan 023Rubus pentagonus Wall. ex Focke Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Near lower Hut on Fansipan. Forest Park Trail to Fansipan summit22.33691667, 103.791316672253Semi-open canopy; common on edges of path up for the middle third of the mountain trail.Wild materialVietnam 20151928689PI 679759
185PI 679760R. glabricarpus var. glabricarpus Fansipan 026Rubus glabricarpus W. C. Cheng var. glabricarpus Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Above lower hut on the Forest Park Trail to Fansipan Mountain22.33691600, 103.791316002275closed canopy forest; edge of path, growing with bambooWild materialVietnam 20171928690PI 679760
186PI 679761R. columellaris var. columellaris Fansipan 027Rubus columellaris Tutcher var. columellaris Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/201522.33691600, 103.79131600Wild material1928691PI 679761
187PI 679762R. pentagonus var. longisepalus Fansipan 029Rubus pentagonus Wall. ex Focke Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/201522.33691600, 103.791316002000Wild materialVietnam 20151928693PI 679762
188PI 679763R. glabricarpus var. glabricarpus Fansipan 030Rubus glabricarpus W. C. Cheng var. glabricarpus Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015above first hut on the trail to Fansipan summit. Hoang lien song National Park22.33691600, 103.791316002000Semi-Open forest along trail edge; red clay soilWild materialVietnam 20171928694PI 679763
189PI 679764R. wallichianus (syn = R. pinfaensis) Fansipan 031Rubus wallichianus Wight & Arn. Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Above first hut on Fansipan. Off trail leading up to Fansipan summit22.33691600, 103.791316002000Semi-open forest. Edge of trail. Clay soilWild materialVietnam 20151928695PI 679764
190PI 679765R. intermittens Fansipan 032Rubus intermittens F. Bolle Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/201520 min down from lower hut on Fansipan22.33434400, 103.779749002000By edge of Forest Park trail to first hut. Semi-open forest over trailWild materialVietnam 20151928696PI 679765
191PI 679766R. intermittens Fansipan 033Rubus intermittens F. Bolle Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Edge of trail to first hut on Fansipan.2000Semi-open forest over trailWild materialred buds at base; reddish in leaves; leaves sagitate.1928697PI 679766
192PI 679767R. glabricarpus var. glabricarpus Fansipan 035Rubus glabricarpus W. C. Cheng var. glabricarpus Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015About 1/2 way on trail up to Fansipan summit1800Semi-open forest over trail.Wild materialshrub about 2.5m tall.1928698PI 679767
193PI 679768R. ligulatifolius Fansipan 036Rubus ligulatifolius T. H. Nguyên & Yakovlev Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Semi open canopy, edge of trail to Fansipan summit, above first hut. 22.33645900, 103.779700002000Wild materialVietnam 20151928700PI 679768
194PI 679769R. reflexus var. orogenes Fansipan 037Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Semi open canopy, edge of trail to Fansipan summit, above first hut. 22.33685100, 103.779486002000Wild materialVietnam 20151928701PI 679769
195PI 679770R. pentagonus var. eglandulosus Fansipan 039Rubus pentagonus Wall. ex Focke var. eglandulosus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Growing in crook of an oak tree on the edge of the trail to Fansipan summit. Semi-open canopy. 22.35000000, 103.774420001600Wild materialVietnam 20151928702PI 679770
196PI 679771R. idaeifolius Summit Fansipan 040Rubus idaeifolius Thuan Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Summit of Fansipan, below the stairs. East exposure22.30333300, 103.775000003100Below trail with dwarf bamboo. No trees. Open exposure. Emergent in breaks of bamboo; on rocks.Wild material1928703PI 679771
197PI 679772R. columellaris var. villosus Summit Fansipan 046Rubus columellaris Tutcher var. villosus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/02/2015Collected just about 50 m above the second hut below Fansipan summit. Open exposure. This species was common above the first hut up to the summit of Fansipan Mountain. 22.31461100, 103.765692002800Wild material1928704PI 679772
198PI 679773R. clinocephalus Sapa 054Rubus clinocephalus Focke Lào Cai, VietnamCORNot Available2015COLLECTED11/03/2015At the Center for Rescue and Conservation of Biological Organisms park area. Open exposure to sun on edge of road to the center. 22.33640000, 103.843800001500Wild material1928705PI 679773
199PI 679774R. ellipticus var. obcordatus Sapa 055Rubus ellipticus Sm. var. obcordatus (Franch.) Focke Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/03/2015At the Center for Rescue and Conservation of Biological Organisms park area. Open exposure to sun on edge of road to the center. Wild materialVietnam 20171928706PI 679774
200PI 679775R. lambertianus var. paykovangensis 056Rubus lambertianus Ser. var. paykouangensis (H. Lév.) Hand.-Mazz. Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/03/2015At the Center for Rescue and Conservation of Biological Organisms park area. Open exposure to sun on edge of road to the center. Wild materialVietnam 20151928707PI 679775
201PI 679776R. reflexus var. reflexus Hoang Lien Song Park 057Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. reflexus Lào Cai, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/03/2015On the edge of a road going up the south side of Hoang Lien Son park 22.28423333, 105.885516701601Wild materialVietnam 20151928708PI 679776
202PI 679777R. ellipticus var. obcordatus 060Rubus ellipticus Sm. var. obcordatus (Franch.) Focke Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015On the edge of a road going up the south side of Hoang Lien Son park 22.28180000, 105.883283301650Wild materialVietnam 20171928709PI 679777
203PI 679778R. pinnatisepalus Phja Oac 062Rubus pinnatisepalus Hemsl. Cao Bằng, VietnamCORNot Available2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road to the summit of Phja Oac. Soil was red. 22.61443333, 105.868750001793Wild materialVietnam 20151928711PI 679778
204PI 679779R. glabricarpus var. glabricarpus Phja Oac 064Rubus glabricarpus W. C. Cheng var. glabricarpus Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road to the summit of Phja Oac. 22.61488333, 105.863216701898Wild material1928712PI 679779
205PI 679780R. reflexus var. reflexus Phja Oac 066Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. reflexus Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road just below the summit of Phia Oac. 22.61568333, 105.863033301914Wild materialVietnam 20151928713PI 679780
206PI 679781R. glabricarpus var. glabricarpus Phja Oac 067 Rubus glabricarpus W. C. Cheng var. glabricarpus Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing at the summit of Phja Oac Mountain about 100 m from where the tower used to be. 22.61563333, 105.863600001920Wild material1928714PI 679781
207PI 679782R. pinnatisepalus Phja Oac 070Rubus pinnatisepalus Hemsl. Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road just below the summit of Phia Oac. 22.61491667, 105.863816701996Wild materialVietnam 20151928715PI 679782
208PI 679783R. malifolius Phja Oac 071Rubus malifolius Focke Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road to the summit of Phia Oac. 22.61491667, 105.863816701996Wild materialVietnam 20151928716PI 679783
209PI 679784R. pentagonus var. longisepalus Phja Oac 072Rubus pentagonus Wall. ex Focke Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road to the summit of Phia Oac. About 1 km from the summit. 22.61395000, 105.866783301831Wild materialVietnam 20151928717PI 679784
210PI 679785R. wallichianus (syn = R. pinfaensis) Fansipan 076Rubus wallichianus Wight & Arn. Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Growing on the edge of the road to the summit of Phja Oac. 1500Wild materialVietnam 20151928718PI 679785
211PI 679786R. lambertianus var. paykovangensis 077Rubus lambertianus Ser. var. paykouangensis (H. Lév.) Hand.-Mazz. Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/07/2015Edge of the main road from Phja Oac Town to Phja Oak Mountain at a turnoff on the east side. 1200Wild materialVietnam 20151928719PI 679786
212PI 679787R. pinnatisepalus Phja Oac 080 Rubus pinnatisepalus Hemsl. Cao Bằng, VietnamCORNot Available2015COLLECTED11/08/2015Up trail from main road from Phja Oac Town to Phja Oac Mountain near a turnoff on the east side. The trail traversed dense subtropical forest with a semi-open canopy. Creek was nearby. Wild bananas and stinging nettles were present. 22.59451667, 105.889366701317Wild materialVietnam 20151928720PI 679787
213PI 679788R. pinnatisepalus Phja Oac 079Rubus pinnatisepalus Hemsl. Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/08/2015Up trail from main road from Phja Oac Town to Phja Oac Mountain near a turnoff on the east side. The trail traversed dense subtropical forest with a semi-open canopy. Creek was nearby. Wild bananas and stinging nettles were present. 22.59453333, 105.889366701321Wild materialVietnam 20151928721PI 679788
214PI 679789R. clinocephalis Phja Oac 082Rubus clinocephalus Focke Cao Bằng, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/08/2015Collected from the edge of the road with an open exposure about 6 km from Phja Den. 22.59396667, 105.884833301271Wild materialVietnam 20171928722PI 679789
215PI 679790R. parvifolius (R. tryphyllus) Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 083Rubus parvifolius L. Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/09/2015Semi-open exposure on the trail to Tham Khit Cave near Babe Lake22.41205000, 105.62756670309Wild materialVietnam 20151930088PI 679790
216PI 679791R. rosifolius Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 084Rubus rosifolius Sm. Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/09/2015Near one of the inlets of Ba Be Lake, on path above Bac Ngai Village Nam Mau Camun, uphill above houses. This species was frequent on the side of the trail. 22.38723333, 105.63851670179Wild materialVietnam 20151930089PI 679791
217PI 679792R. clinocephalus Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 085Rubus clinocephalus Focke Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORNot Available2015COLLECTED11/09/2015Near one of the inlets of Ba Be Lake, on path above Bac Ngai Village Nam Mau Camun, uphill above houses. This species was frequent on the side of the trail. 22.38723333, 105.63851670179Wild materialVietnam 20151930090PI 679792
218PI 679793R. feddei Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 086Rubus feddei H. Lév. & Vaniot Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/09/2015On the side of the cliff before the bridge over the inlet to Ba Be Lake. 22.38391667, 105.63851670355Wild materialVietnam 20171930091PI 679793
219PI 679794R. rosifolius Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 088Rubus rosifolius Sm. Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/10/2015Growing on the top of a hill to the south of Ba Be Lake, semi-open exposure.22.41233333, 105.68795000922Wild materialVietnam 20151930092PI 679794
220PI 679795R. reflexus var. macrophyllus Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 089Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. macrophyllus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/10/2015Growing on the top of a hill to the south of Ba Be Lake, semi-open exposure.22.41041667, 105.68973330982Wild materialVietnam 20151930093PI 679795
221PI 679796R. clinocephalus Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 090Rubus clinocephalus Focke Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/10/2015Growing on the top of a hill to the south of Ba Be Lake, semi-open exposure.22.41060000, 105.69035000976Wild materialVietnam 20171930094PI 679796
222PI 679797R. reflexus var. macrophyllus Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 091Rubus reflexus Ker Gawl. var. macrophyllus T. T. Yu & L. T. Lu Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/10/2015Growing on the top of a hill to the south of Ba Be Lake, semi-open exposure.22.41098333, 105.68901670947Wild materialVietnam 20151930095PI 679797
223PI 679798R. leucanthus Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 092Rubus leucanthus Hance Bắc Kạn, Vietnam Historic2015COLLECTED11/10/2015Growing on a trail behind NHA NOP to Thon Phja Khao. Open exposure, dense shrubs on steep trail. Near meeting room hut on road. 22.41498333, 105.68745000843Wild materialVietnam 20151930096PI 679798
224PI 679799R. ellipticus var. obcordatus Ba Bể, Bắc Kạn 093Rubus ellipticus Sm. var. obcordatus (Franch.) Focke Bắc Kạn, VietnamCORNot Available2015COLLECTED11/10/2015Growing on a trail behind NHA NOP to Thon Phja Khao. Open exposure, dense shrubs on steep trail. Near meeting room hut on road. 22.41498333, 105.68790000832Wild materialVietnam 20151930097PI 679799
225PI 687156R. spectabilis OR080-17Rubus spectabilis Pursh Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2015COLLECTED06/18/2014552Wild material1927068PI 687156
226PI 687157R. nutkanusOR080-18Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2015COLLECTED07/22/2014491Wild material1927069PI 687157
227PI 679744R. ursinus MLK CorvallisRubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED06/20/2015back trail of MLK Park off Walnut Ave., Corvallis, Oregon44.59138889, -123.3111111115edge of trail understory of walnut treeWild materialPlant with 75% ripe black fruit, some immature unripe red. Trailing habit. Intermixed with Rubus armeniacus that was in full bloom. Fruit about 1 cm long x 0.5 cm. Black drupelets.1926847PI 679744
228PI 679743R. nivalis Watson FallsRubus nivalis Douglas Oregon, United States Historic2015COLLECTED06/07/2015Parking lot to Watson Falls off Rt 138 near North Umpqua River43.24555600, -122.39555600Shady location near Watson Creek about 100 yards from the parking lot for the FallsWild materialProstrate growth habbit, prickles, shiny dark green leaves.1926631PI 679743
229PI 679732R. armeniacus hybr. Hackleman Grove 1Rubus armeniacus Focke Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300962edge of woods around parking lotWild material1923696PI 679732
230PI 679733R. armeniacus hybr. Hackleman Grove 2Rubus armeniacus Focke Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924101PI 679733
231PI 679734R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 3Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924102PI 679734
232PI 679735R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 4Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United States Historic2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924103PI 679735
233PI 679736R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 5Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924104PI 679736
234PI 679737R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 6Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924105PI 679737
235PI 679738R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 7Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United States Historic2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924106PI 679738
236PI 679739R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 8Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORFLOWERNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924107PI 679739
237PI 679740R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 9Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924108PI 679740
238PI 679741R. ursinus hybr. Hackleman Grove 10Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Oregon, United States Historic2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924109PI 679741
239PI 679742R. lasiococcus Hackleman Grove 11Rubus lasiococcus A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2015COLLECTED02/16/2015Hackleman pull off on Route 20 east of Sweethome44.40206590, -122.01145300967edge of woods around parking lotWild material1924110PI 679742
240PI 687154R. hispidus MARSB-071Rubus hispidus L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2015COLLECTED08/23/20131636Wild material1922879PI 687154
241PI 687155R. occidentalis MARSB-056Rubus occidentalis L. New Jersey, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2015COLLECTED07/09/20131115Wild material1922929PI 687155
242PI 679731R. deliciosus 172 Ames 8443Rubus deliciosus Torr. Oklahoma, United StatesCORNot Available2014COLLECTED2014Cimarron County, northwest of Boise City, off road 325, bluff by the Cimarron River. Kenton NE Quad, T5N R2E SW 1/4 of SE l/4 of Sec. 9.36.91168000, -102.847120001303Steep, north-facing bluff with Vitis acerifolia and Rhus trilobata. Latitude: 36 deg 54 min 42 sec N (36.91168), Longitude: 102 deg 50 min 50 sec W (-102.84712) (GIS coordinates)Wild materialAmes 8443 ? Rubus deliciosus - Accession was collected. Oklahoma, United States. Locality: Cimarron County, northwest of Boise City, off road 325, bluff by the Cimarron River. Kenton NE Quad, T5N R2E SW 1/4 of SE l/4 of Sec. 9. Habitat: Steep, north-facing bluff with Vitis acerifolia and Rhus trilobata. Latitude: 36 deg 54 min 42 sec N (36.91168), Longitude: 102 deg 50 min 50 sec W (-102.84712) (GIS coordinates) Elevation: 1303 meters. Quantity: 1 ct Collectors: Widrlechner, M., USDA, ARS. 1921321PI 679731
243PI 679730Mammoth blackberry - BourgeoisRubus hybr.Louisiana, United StatesCORNot Available2014DONATED09/19/2014Cultivated materialSome time after we cleared our lot more than 25 years ago, I noticed a small blackberry looking vine about 18 inches long, about as big around as the cord for a computer mouse or smaller with one large blackberry on it. It was growing in the midst of a patch of dead wild blackberry vines (died from rust, as it was described to me) in a wild hedge I left as a border along the back of our 1 and 1/2 acre yard. Since it was out of the ordinary compared to everything else on the lot, I transplanted it from the back of our lot to a chain link fence just behind our utility room that enclosed a small area in which we initially kept dogs. Since the root system was small and no bigger around than the vine, it seemed that the plant must have been a seedling. No other plant like it has grown anywhere else on our property or around it, and nothing else like it came up where I dug it up. Both the vines and the fruit are very much larger than the native dewberries here, but the rooting tips of the vines lead me to think this may be some sort of blackberry/dewberry hybrid. It has re-sprouted each year from the same spot I transplanted it to 25 years ago. In addition to rooting where the tips of the vines touch the ground, sprouts also come up from the roots a few feet outward from the base of the plant. The flowers are white, many with a pinkish hue to them. The berries are quite large, as you can see from the attached photo. The vines produce large crops, I have never fertilized them and don't tend them, except for removing dead vines each year and training and tying growing vines to supports. They have never contracted any kind of disease. I have given a few young vines to friends and neighbors over the years, all of whom are amazed at the productivity. I measured one trailing vine a few years ago, and it was about 18 feet long. I don't know how long the longest one may have gotten. I have 9 vines now, and I picked 135 lbs. from them this past spring before I gave up. They begin ripening in May. So, perhaps commercial blackberry growers could extend their season by adding these to their crop of later blooming blackberries, unless there already are early blooming blackberries available to them. I freeze them in one gallon freezer bags. Needless to say, the vines do very well in our Louisiana climate. I have never seen dewberry vines of any kind for sale here (raspberries, yes), but one of the previous owners of our property may have bought or dug a specimen somewhere else, perhaps during one of their leisure travels. However, as mentioned, this vine did seem to be a seedling. In looking through the selection of blackberries, raspberries, etc. at Corvallis on your web site, this vine seems similar to, but not exactly like, a blackberry/dewberry hybrid listed as "Mammoth." Mike Bourgeois comments September 2014.1920729PI 679730
244PI 679727Blackberry H9-11 educationalRubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2014DONATED09/11/2014Cultivated materialSeed extracted from open pollinated blackberries for educational or training purposes.1920711PI 679727
245PI 679728Red raspberry D9-11 educationalRubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2014DONATED09/11/2014Cultivated materialopen pollinated red raspberry seed for educational purposes1920712PI 679728
246PI 679729Yellow raspberry D9-11 educationalRubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Oregon, United States Historic2014DONATED09/11/2014Cultivated materialopen pollinated yellow raspberry seed for educational purposes1920713PI 679729
247PI 672724R. bartonianus BLOR-03013-01Rubus bartonianus M. Peck Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2014COLLECTEDvicinity of the Snake River from Oregon and Idaho along the roadWild material1919683PI 672724
248PI 672725R. nutkanus Snake RiverRubus parviflorus Nutt. Idaho, United StatesCORNot Available2014COLLECTED06/30/2014edge of road heading north up Snake Rivernear stream at road edgeWild material1919684PI 672725
249PI 672726R. lasiococcus Hackleman WaysideRubus lasiococcus A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2014COLLECTED07/01/2014around edge of parking lotunder Douglas fir growing with Rubus ursinus, Rubus armeniacusWild material1919689PI 672726
250PI 672727R. ursinus x R. armeniacusRubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2014COLLECTED07/01/2014Hackleman Old Growth pull off from Route 20along edge of parking lotWild materialThis plant was female, flowering just past with petal drop mostly; petals white small. Plant had stout canes and prickers similar to armeniacus. Leaf morphology was intermediate between ursinus and armeniacus. Was not glaucus on cane - was green cane. Growing in shade of Douglas fir trees on the edge of the parking lot.1919690PI 672727
251PI 672722R. bartonianus Schoolman GulchRubus bartonianus M. Peck Idaho, United StatesCORNot Available2014COLLECTED06/30/2014Schoolman Gulch vicinityWild material1919681PI 672722
252PI 672723R. bartonianus damsiteRubus bartonianus M. Peck Oregon, United States Historic2014COLLECTED06/30/2014vicinity of Hell's Canyon Dam near the boat landing and parking areasin drainage ditches and moister areasWild materialMain fruit ripening season is second week in June. The plants had only a few dried druplets at the end of June. A rust disease was observed on plants throughout the canyon. The effect of herbicide was observed on some young leaves. Some cold damage/dieback was observed on some of the plants in exposed areas. (There was a cold event during the previous first week in December 2013.) Plants grew to 2 meters. Bark on older stems was exfoliating and light brown in color. This plant has no prickles.1919682PI 672723
253PI 672720R. nepalensis (Himalaya)Rubus nepalensis (Hook. f.) Kuntze Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2014DONATED06/24/2014Wild material1919400PI 672720
254PI 672721R. tricolor (Taiwan)Rubus tricolor Focke TaiwanCORNot Available2014COLLECTEDWild material1919401PI 672721
255PI 687152R. leucodermis OR110-428Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2014COLLECTED2012.Wild material1916948PI 687152
256PI 687153R. nutkanus OR110-467Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2014COLLECTED2012.Wild material1916949PI 687153
257PI 672718R. idaeus subsp. idaeus Albania 2013-017Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus AlbaniaCORNot Available2014COLLECTED2013Wild material2.0 g of seed received from the Plant Germplasm Inspection Station in Beltsville, MD1914847PI 672718
258PI 672719R. ulmifolius 2013-025Rubus ulmifolius Schott AlbaniaCORNot Available2014COLLECTED2013Wild material4.0 g of seed received from the Plant Germplasm Inspection Station in Beltsville, MD1914848PI 672719
259PI 672717'Sweetie Pie'Rubus hybr.Mississippi, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2013DEVELOPEDCultivarRosette or double blossom is a serious disease of most erect blackberries and probably the most limiting factor in blackberry production in the southern United States. The cultivar 'Humble' has been reported variously as immune or tolerant to rosette. A breeding program was initiated at Poplarville, Miss. with the objective of breeding thornless cultivars with rosette resistance derived from 'Humble'. A productive rosette resistant plant (MSUS29) was identified from the cross 'Humble' X 'Brazos'. MSUS29 was backcrossed to standard cultivars and thornless cultivars. An elite thornless selection 'Sweetie Pie' (MSUS119) was identified from crosses with the thornless cultivar 'Navaho'. The most recent crosses were made between selections with 'Humble' as the source of rosette resistance and either 'Arapaho' or MSUS119 as the source of thornlessness. It is a challenge to select rosette resistant plants because we have not been able to develop a reliable screening procedure and all seedlings are screened in the field using natural infection. To determine the tendency of 'Humble', 'Brazos', and 'Rosborough' to transmit rosette resistance, we studied its heritability in blackberry. Only 'Humble' transmitted enough resistance to be usable as a parent. We evaluated the effect of rosette on ripening date, yield, and berry weight. Berries ripened about the same time and weighed about the same when grown at either a rosette-free or disease- present location. However, yield was reduced on some clones and not others where rosette was present.1914628PI 672717
260PI 672698R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-001Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED08/13/2011Wild materialGrowing in gravelly swale along Coldwater road, approximately 30 km south of Merritt, BC. Found on dry edges and especially in wetter low spots. Growing in close association with Cornus sericiea, Rubus parviflorus, Ribes aureum, and Rosa sp. Edge of mixed forest comprised of Psuedotsuga menziesii, Pinus ponderosa, Acer douglassii, and Populus tremuloides. Casual observations in greenhouse suggest that some seedlings from this lot may have tolerance/resistance to two-spotted spider mite. Reaction to phytophthora root rot ranges from susceptible to moderately resistant.1913996PI 672698
261PI 672699R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-002Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/02/2011Wild materialCollected along roadside in burned pine/spruce/fir forest along gravel road to Hart's Pass, near Mazama, WA. Abundant in area, at this elevation also found with Rubus leucodermis and Rubus parviflorus.1913997PI 672699
262PI 672700R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-004Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/03/2011Wild materialCollected in cleared/cut area of spruce/fir forest along road, near cold springs campground and trailhead for Chopaka Mountain. Common in cleared area with many clumps of plants fruiting at this date.1913998PI 672700
263PI 672701R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-005Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/04/2011Wild materialGrowing along stream at roadside. Mostly dried up fruit, but a few fresh. Growing with Cornus sericea and other riparian species. Interesting collection for relatively low elevation in this part of range.1913999PI 672701
264PI 672702R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-006Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/05/2011Wild materialGrowing on disturbed scree slope and boulder field. The only vegetation here, though adjacent forest is mix of Pinus contortus, Abies lasiocarpa, and Picea engelmannii. Fertility of plants at this location is in question - many fruit on this site were well set, but at least half or more consisted of just a few druplets. Very prickly1914000PI 672702
265PI 672703R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-008Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/05/2011Wild materialSandy soils, exposed, plants medium height, some with good fruit size for wild plants.1914001PI 672703
266PI 672704R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-009Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Québec, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/05/2013Wild materialSandy soils, wind exposed, plants short-probably short enough to be protected in winter by snow despite exposed site. Fruit small but with good cohesion. Plants from this seedlot have proven to have excellent resistance to Phytophthora root rot in greenhouse screens. Plants from this seedlot have proven to have very good resistance to Phytophthora root rot in greenhouse screens.1914002PI 672704
267PI 672705R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-010Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, Canada Historic2013COLLECTED09/13/2011Wild materialGrowing along dry roadside on shoulder of Loon Lake Road, just off exit of highway east of Merritt, BC. Extremely prickly.1914003PI 672705
268PI 672706R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-011Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, Canada Historic2013COLLECTED09/14/2011Wild materialCollected along road to Silver Star Mountain ski area, just outside Vernon, BC. Typical mid-elevation mixed deciduous forest habitat with Rosa sp. and Symphoricarpos sp. in open understory.1914004PI 672706
269PI 672707R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-013Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/28/2011Wild materialGrowing on shoulder of road in spruce/fir forest habitat. Relatively small clump of plants but fruit is well set. Plants are extremely prickly. Just starting to ripen in last week or so, as no ripe fruit were present two weeks prior.1914005PI 672707
270PI 672708R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-014Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2013COLLECTED10/05/2011Wild materialPlants abundant throughout park, but this location chosen for convenience. Large, medium-height colonies, mostly fruiting on floricanes, but a few primocane fruit noted. All seeds collected from old dried up fruits.1914006PI 672708
271PI 672709R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-015Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United States Historic2013COLLECTED08/01/2011Wild material1914007PI 672709
272PI 672710R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-016Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Wyoming, United StatesCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/01/2011Wild materialVery prickly.1914008PI 672710
273PI 672711R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-018Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Idaho, United StatesCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/01/2011Wild materialPlants grown from this seedlot appear to mostly be somewhat sensitive to Phytophthora root rot in greenhouse screens.1914009PI 672711
274PI 672712R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-019Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED2011Wild materialSample taken from plants growing along short road to Pyramid Mtn. campground in shrubby area near entrance to campground in sunny area between road and forest edge. Sweet flavored fruit. Plants grown from this seedlot are mostly sensitive to Phytophthora root rot in greenhouse screens.1914010PI 672712
275PI 672713R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-021Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED07/29/2012Wild materialAlong Hat Creek Frest Service Road near entrance to Oregon Jack Provincial Park. Representative sample taken from ~0.5 km length of roadside. A few plants supported large aphid colonies but most were aphid free. Mixed forest, Douglas Fir, Aspen, Douglas Maple. Closely associated with Rosa sp.1914011PI 672713
276PI 672714R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-022Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED08/05/2012Wild materialSunday Summit Forest Service Road - Growing along edge of road. Very spiney type with good early ripe fruit. One individual noted with some indication of R. leucodermis introgression. Genotypes with more hairs and fewer spines had no ripe fruit.1914012PI 672714
277PI 672715R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-023Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED08/05/2012Wild materialGrowing in wetter areas of Sunday Summit Forest Service Road closer to Three Brothers Mountain, though GPS puts elevation is lower than previous site. Collected to see how different diversity is just a couple of Km away from previous location.1914013PI 672715
278PI 672716R. idaeus subsp. strigosus MD-024Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED08/05/2012Wild materialAbundant. Collected along first few km of Whipsaw Forest Service Road. Mixed conifer forest dominated by Engelmann Spruce, Douglas Fir, and Lodgepole Pine. Growing in close association with Rosa sp., Rubus parviflorus, and Cornus sericea.1914014PI 672716
279PI 672697'Nettleton's Creamy White'Rubus allegheniensis Porter Illinois, United StatesCORNot Available2013DEVELOPED1999CultivarA new and distinct variety of upright blackberry plant that in all characteristics looks similar to a wild blackberry but is distinct in that the fruit when fully ripened is the color of an almost translucent creamy white and not the reddish purple color of the wild blackberry. The new variety named "Nettleton Creamy White" is an upright plant, is a biennial, thorny, with five leaves per stem along the canes. The berries are produced on the 2.sup.nd year canes and are larger then the standard wild blackberry fruit. The creamy white fruit is medium in size and has a sweet taste to them. The cane and leaves are light to bright green and have the absence of the anthocyanin coloration. ****Note: the patent information below refers to Rubus fruticosus - but the clone really is Rubus allegheniensis. ***** This new variety of Blackberry plant named the `Nettleton Creamy White` is the result of a whole plant spontaneous mutation of the common wild blackberry, Rubus Fruticosus found in Southern Illinois. The plant was found on cultivated land in South Central Illinois (Richland County). The plants of this new variety of erect blackberry plant lack the anthocyanin pigmentation in the plant canes and leaves and the fruit is of a creamy white color when mature, which is unlike the normal purple coloring found in wild or domestic blackberries. This new variety of blackberry is similar to other upright varieties of blackberry cultivars, with the biennial canes with the 1.sup.st year canes going dormant during the wintertime and then in the spring, as second year canes will flower and produce fruit. After the fruit production season, the 2.sup.nd year canes die off. The new variety of upright blackberry has some similarities to the `Clark Gold`, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 14,935, a trailing vine dewberry plant with yellow fruit and the `Kiwigold`, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 11,313, a red raspberry mutation also with yellow fruit. This new variety of blackberry differs from the `Clark Gold` in that it is an upright cane plant; verses the `Clark Gold` that is a trailing vine cane plant. In addition, the `Clark Gold` as a dewberry flowers and produces fruit in April-May where the new variety flowers and produces fruit in June-July. This new variety of blackberry plant is also distinguished by its cane and leaf coloring. As a new small plant the plant has, a light-green coloring as it grows and matures the green darkens to a bright green, as do the leaves. The 2.sup.nd year canes change color from the bright green to a woody brown color. The standard blackberry, dewberry and boysenberry plants have a red and green coloring running through out the canes and leaves, which is the presence of anthocyanin. The `Nettleton Creamy White` Blackberry does not have this red coloring in it. The flowers are a white color. The berries are a light green and as they mature to a ripened state, they become a creamy white color. The purposed "Nettleton Creamy White" blackberry is to be grown for the purpose of being propagated and sold through various types of outlets to the general public, plant nurseries and possibly food processing companies as well. The fruit is good for eating fresh. To be used in making pies, jams, jellies, preserves or can be made into a juice and can be frozen for later use. 1912556PI 672697
280PI 672696Loganberry seedling (Thorny)Rubus ×loganobaccus L. H. Bailey Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2013DONATED05/15/2013CultivarThorny seedlings were observed in a row of genetically 'Thornless Loganberry'. The 'Thornless Loganberry' plants were obtained from a nursery about 12 years ago. We suspect that seedlings of these plants were dropped by birds and have the thorny trait - rather than the thornless trait. Plant and fruit of the thorny seedlings look like the 'Thornless Loganberry' .1909626PI 672696
281PI 672694R. sanctus AZB-2008-031Rubus sanctus Schreb. AzerbaijanCORNot Available2013COLLECTED09/18/2008Azerbaijan, Davachi District41.31666667, 48.8666666747Roadside across from Baki Ristoran (restaurant). Coordinates are only approximate.Wild materialPlant with especially tasty fruit; everblooming species with pink flowers, common in area; collected as Rubus sp. Distributed to Corvallis and assigned PI number 672694, with Corvallis number CRUB 2655.1906484PI 672694
282PI 672695R. fruticosus ALB-2012-19Rubus fruticosus auct. ArmeniaCORNot Available2013COLLECTED2012Northeastern AlbaniaWild materialAlbanian blackberry collected from the wild.1909063PI 672695
283PI 672692'Austin Mayes'Rubus hybr.Texas, United StatesCORNot Available2012DEVELOPEDNEAR 1880CultivarRubus baileyanus Britt. is a trailing blackberry found abundantly on dry wooded hills in Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. It has clusters of one to three fruits of good quality. Its best known contributions to cultivars are 'Lucretia' and the octopoid 'Austin Mayes', both of which are thought to be R. baileaynus x R. argutus hybrids (Darrow, 1937). The latter was found in Denton County, Texas, about 1880 by John Mayes. A spine-free mutant was discovered later.
It was named 'Austin Thornless'. 		1906479PI 672692
284PI 672693'Nectarberry'Rubus hybr. United StatesCORNot Available2012DEVELOPEDCultivar1906480PI 672693
285PI 672688R. armeniacus CA06-014Rubus armeniacus Focke Oregon, United States Historic2012DONATED10/10/2012Wild materialTrailing blackberry; not susceptible to P. violaceum (rust).1905230PI 672688
286PI 672689R. laciniatus OR06-103-70ARubus laciniatus Willd. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2012DONATED10/10/2012Wild materialEvergreen blackberry; susceptible to P. violaceum (rust).1905231PI 672689
287PI 672690R. armeniacus OR06-103-70BRubus armeniacus Focke Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2012DONATED10/10/2012Wild materialTrailing blackberry; not susceptible to P. violaceum (rust).1905232PI 672690
288PI 672691R. idaeus subsp. strigosus BC 93-16-43Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2012COLLECTED09/27/2012Genetic materialBC 93-16-43 (Kanata-B x Tulameen) is a cross between Tulameen and a wild Rubus strigosus seedling from just outside of Ottawa, Ontario. It is somewhat thorny and has a distinctive waxy pubescence on the canes. The fruit are small, soft, and medium red in color with excellent flavor. BC 93-16-43 has excellent resistance to root rot (on par with `Latham? in our greenhouse inoculations) has resistance to all biotypes of Amphorophora agathonica that have been identified to date, and also has resistance to raspberry bushy dwarf virus.1905234PI 672691
289PI 672686R. laciniatus OR06-129-034-1Rubus laciniatus Willd. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2012COLLECTED06/01/2007Tillamook County, West of Garibaldi, just North of Crab Rock45.58662500, -123.88438100130edge of woods, just off Tillamook BayWild materialThorny evergreen blackberry from Crab Rock near Tillamook Bay. Is susceptible to rust (Phragmidium violaceum).1905209PI 672686
290PI 672687R. armeniacus OR06-129-034-3Rubus armeniacus Focke Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2012DONATED10/10/2012Wild materialTrailing blackberry; not susceptible to P. violaceum (rust).1905229PI 672687
291PI 672684R. macilentusRubus macilentus Cambess. Xizang Zizhiqu, ChinaCORNot Available2012COLLECTEDTibet - Xizang, ChinaWild materialCalled Kongpo Berry. Tibetan species of an orange-fruited raspberry. Flavor may be similar to passion fruit.1904934PI 672684
292PI 672685R. ulmifolius thornless fp2-108Rubus ulmifolius Schott California, United StatesCORNot Available2012COLLECTED09/21/2006south of San Mateo Road, West of Cabrilo Highway, NW of the town of Half Moon Bay37.46886500, -122.4305310020edge of wooded areaWild materialThornless plant with trailing habit. Not susceptible to rust (Phragmidium violaceum ). Needs to have identity confirmed. Tested as diploid by flow cytometry (2015).1905190PI 672685
293PI 687150R. nutkanus OR931-71Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2012COLLECTED2011Wild material1905151PI 687150
294PI 687151R. spectabilis OR931-59Rubus spectabilis Pursh Oregon, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2012COLLECTED2011Wild material1905152PI 687151
295PI 672682MSUS 119Rubus hybr.Mississippi, United StatesCORNot Available2012DEVELOPEDPRE 1999Breeding materialRosette or double blossom is a serious disease of most erect blackberries and probably the most limiting factor in blackberry production in the southern United States. The cultivar Humble has been reported variously as immune or tolerant to rosette. A breeding program was initiated at Poplarville, Miss. with the objective of breeding thornless cultivars with rosette resistance derived from 'Humble'. A productive rosette resistant plant (MSUS29) was identified from the cross 'Humble' X 'Brazos'. MSUS29 was backcrossed to standard cultivars and thornless cultivars. An elite thornless selection (MSUS119) was identified from crosses with the thornless cultivar Navaho. The most recent crosses were made between selections with 'Humble' as the source of rosette resistance and either 'Arapaho' or MSUS119 as the source of thornlessness. It is a challenge to select rosette resistant plants because we have not been able to develop a reliable screening procedure and all seedlings are screened in the field using natural infection. To determine the tendency of 'Humble', 'Brazos', and 'Rosborough' to transmit rosette resistance, we studied its heritability in blackberry. Only 'Humble' transmitted enough resistance to be usable as a parent. We evaluated the effect of rosette on ripening date, yield, and berry weight. Berries ripened about the same time and weighed about the same when grown at either a rosette-free or disease- present location. However, yield was reduced on some clones and not others where rosette was present.1904831PI 672682
296PI 672679R. caesius AZN12-93Rubus caesius L. AzerbaijanCORNot Available2012COLLECTED07/20/2012Qusar Market, AzerbajianWild material1903674PI 672679
297PI 672680R. caesius AZN12-94Rubus caesius L. AzerbaijanCORNot Available2012COLLECTED07/20/2012Qusar Market, AzerbajianWild material1903675PI 672680
298PI 672681R. caesius AZN12-96Rubus caesius L. AzerbaijanCORNot Available2012COLLECTED07/20/2012Guba Market, AzerbajianWild material1903676PI 672681
299PI 672678ORUS 1370-2Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2012DEVELOPED05/25/2012Breeding materialTrailing blackberry. Thorny. Mid-season. Fresh. Very tough skin, Will ship. Berry slightly larger (6.2 g) than Marion. Glossy.1901649PI 672678
300PI 687149R. trivialis LBJWC-0004Rubus trivialis Michx. Texas, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2011COLLECTED05/11/2002Wild material1895357PI 687149
301PI 689559'Glen Ample'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Scotland, United Kingdom Historic2011DEVELOPED1978CultivarGlen Ample - A high yielding raspberry with fruit especially well-adapted to fresh market in southern Britain. Origin in Invergowrie, Scotland, By R. J. McNicol and D. L. Jennings. Scottish Crop Research Institute. Sibling of Glen Rosa; complex parentage includes Glen Prosen and Meeker, cross made in 1978, tested as SCRI 7815B8, introduced in 1994. Worldwide marketing rights held by NSA Plants, West Malling, Kent, UK. Fruit: medium to large size; bright red; round-conic shape; firm with slight tendency to break at the collar in wet and cool conditiona; easily removed from receptale; adapted to machine harvest; midseason ripening; excellent flavor; resh market and processing. Plant: spinefree, upright, vigorous canes with long, upright laterals. Gene A, gives resistance to two strains of the European aphid vector of the raspberry mosaic virus complex.1879076PI 689559
302PI 672669R. idaeus ALB-2011-052Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus AlbaniaCORNot Available2011COLLECTED09/17/201142.39168000, 19.710820001468Wild material1891865PI 672669
303PI 672670R. idaeus ALB-2011-053Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus AlbaniaCORNot Available2011COLLECTED09/17/201142.38757000, 19.736720001671Wild material1891866PI 672670
304PI 672671R. caesius ALB-2011-054Rubus caesius L. AlbaniaCORNot Available2011COLLECTED09/17/201142.38708000, 19.746400001683Wild material1891867PI 672671
305PI 672672R. strigosus Fairbanks DBPH 10Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED07/25/201164.94310000, -147.95930000675Wild material1892057PI 672672
306PI 672673R. strigosus Fairbanks DBPH 15Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United StatesCORPLANTNot Available2011COLLECTED07/26/201164.63550000, 147.12420000Wild material1892058PI 672673
307PI 672654ORUS 2858-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011Breeding materialAn erect, tetraploid like blackberry with many R. glaucus characteristics.1881992PI 672654
308PI 672655ORUS 2547-3Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011Breeding material75 % Trailing but obvious mix of Trail and erect.1881993PI 672655
309PI 672656ORUS 1939-4Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011Breeding materialThorny. Fresh production, firm fruit with tough skin. Great Eating in berry that is probably firm enough to ship. Identified as superior by California Fresh shippers. Good yields. Early ripening. Notes from Chad Finn. 7/21/20111881994PI 672656
310PI 672657ORUS 3778-2Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarAphid resistant - Homozygous Ag4 gene - Notes from Michael Dossett 7/21/2011 1881995PI 672657
311PI 672658ORUS 3799-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarVariegated foliage 1881996PI 672658
312PI 672659R. occidentalis ORUS 3801-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011Cultivarleafy sepals, no petals;v. late fruiting, primocane fruiting - notes from Michael Dossett, 07/21/20111881997PI 672659
313PI 672660ORUS 3805-2Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarVery erect, nearly thornless - notes from Michael Dossett 07/21/20111881998PI 672660
314PI 672661R. occidentalis ORUS 3809-2Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarEarly, yellow-fruited, primocane fruiting - notes from Michael Dossett 07/21/20111881999PI 672661
315PI 672662R. occidentalis ORUS 3817-2Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarAphid resistant - Homozygous Ag5 gene - notes from Michael Dossett 07/21/20111882000PI 672662
316PI 672663R. occidentalis ORUS 3839-2Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarYellow-fruited, primocane fruiting - notes from Michael Dossett, 07/21/20111882001PI 672663
317PI 672664R. occidentalis ORUS 3841-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011Cultivarleaves with petiolules. Most black raspberries do not have them. - Notes from Michael Dossett 07/21/20111882002PI 672664
318PI 672665ORUS 3849-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED07/21/2011Cultivaryellow-fruited - notes from Michael Dossett, 07/21/20111882006PI 672665
319PI 672666ORUS 3857-2Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United States Historic2011DONATED07/21/2011CultivarSemi-smooth canes, excellent vigor, possible Vert tolerance. - notes from Michael Dossett, 07/21/20111882004PI 672666
320PI 672667ORUS 3857-3Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United States Historic2011COLLECTEDDavidson County, TennesseeCultivarExcess vigor, large burly plant with few thorns; fruit glossy and large for the wild; little sign of disease. - Notes from Michael Dossett, 07/21/20111882005PI 672667
321PI 672668ORUS 4143-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DEVELOPED10/23/2011Cultivar1889451PI 672668
322PI 672646R. hybrid CSP2ARubus hybr.California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED05/08/2008Caswell Memorial State Park, San Joaquin County, CA37.69495000, -121.1821300014Single cane 2 m long next to similar canes and R. ursinus, climbing 3 m high.CultivarCSP2A: Rubus ursinus x armeniacus Collected May 8, 2008 in Caswell Memorial State Park, San Joaquin County, CA Lat: 37.69495, Long: -121.18213, Elev: 14 m Notes on habitat: Single cane 2 m long next to similar canes and R. ursinus, climbing 3 m high. Associated image files: 1201, 1533 1881219PI 672646
323PI 672647R. hybrid CSP6ARubus hybr.California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED05/08/2011Caswell Memorial State Park, San Joaquin County, CA37.69462000, -121.1824800014Single cane 1.5 m long, semi-erect, next to similar canes, grass, and catchweed bedstraw.CultivarCSP6A: R. ursinus x armeniacus Collected May 8, 2008 in Caswell Memorial State Park, San Joaquin County, CA Distinct genotype from CSP2A. Lat: 37.69462, Long: -121.18248, Elev: 14 m Notes on habitat: Single cane 1.5 m long, semi-erect, next to similar canes, grass, and catchweed bedstraw. Associated image files: 1202, 1532 1881220PI 672647
324PI 672648R. hybrid BWPRubus hybr.California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED05/08/2011Bidwell Park, Butte County, CA39.77222000, -121.7624200089Single hybrid genotype found at the site. Corresponds to samples BWP10, BWP11, BWP22, BWP23, BWP26.CultivarBWP R. ursinus x pensilvanicus Collected May 30, 2008 in Bidwell Park, Butte County, CA Single hybrid genotype found at the site. Corresponds to samples BWP10, BWP11, BWP22, BWP23, BWP26. Lat: 39.77222, Long: -121.76242, Elev: 89 m Notes on habitat: Primocanes and fruiting floricanes, growing healthy but sparsely in the shade. Associated image files: 0729, 0730, 1290, 1530 1881221PI 672648
325PI 672649R. pensilvanicus BWPRubus pensilvanicus Poir. California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED05/08/2008Bidwell Park, Butte County, CA39.77223000, -121.76055000Together with grape in a bank 2 m high, 4 m long.CultivarBWP R. pensilvanicus Collected November 30, 2008 in Bidwell Park, Butte County, CA The molecular study showed that there are likely to be multiple genotypes of R. pensilvanicus at this site, but the greenhouse cuttings themselves were not genotyped so I cannot identify them as being a particular individual. Lat: 39.77223, Long: 121.76055, Elev: 88 m. Notes on habitat: Together with grape in a bank 2 m high, 4 m long. Associated image files: 0727, 0728, 0731, 0737, 1286, 1287, 1289, 1531 1881222PI 672649
326PI 672650R. ulmifolius MCDRubus ulmifolius Schott California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED05/08/2008Monticello Dam in Napa County, California38.51270000, -122.096000006001.5 m tall with grape in direct sunlight. 30 m from water.CultivarMCD R. ulmifolius Collected March 24, 2009 at the Monticello Dam in Napa County, California Two genotypes of R. ulmifolius had been found at this site in the molecular study, but the cutting grown in the greenhouse has not been genotyped so I can?t assign it to one or the other. Lat: 38.5127, Long: 122.0960, Elev: 600 feet Notes on habitat: Growing 1.5 m tall with grape in direct sunlight. 30 m from water. Associated image files: ?MCD ulmifolius?, 0672, 0679 1881223PI 672650
327PI 672651R. ursinus MCDRubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED11/23/2008Monticello Dam in Napa County, California38.51257000, -122.09790000600trailing along bank next to Putah Creek.CultivarMCD R. ursinus Collected November 23, 2008 at the Monticello Dam in Napa County, California There were multiple genotypes of R. ursinus present at this site, but the greenhouse cuttings themselves were not genotyped. Lat: 38.51257, Long: -122.0979, Elev: 600 feet. Notes on habitat: trailing along bank next to Putah Creek. Associated image files (not necessarily the same clone, but collected at the same site): 0670, 0671, 0673, 0674, 0678, 0680 1881224PI 672651
328PI 672652R. armeniacus DVS3Rubus armeniacus Focke California, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED12/11/2008from the west end of the UC Davis campus, Yolo County, California38.54332000, -121.76675000Large bush growing next to feral Boysenberry in abandoned community garden.CultivarDVS3: R. armeniacus Collected December 11, 2008 from the west end of the UC Davis campus, Yolo County, California Molecularly confirmed to be the R. armeniacus genotype that is widespread across the West Coast US. Lat: 38.54332, Long: -121.76675, Elev: 16 m Notes on habitat: Large bush growing next to feral Boysenberry in abandoned community garden. No images 1881225PI 672652
329PI 672653R. anglocandicans KRC1Rubus anglocandicans A. Newton California, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED08/14/2009at Nadelos campground, Humboldt County, California40.02148000, -124.006430005512 m high, 4 m across. In shade of redwood and oak forest.CultivarKRC1: R. anglocandicans Collected August 14, 2009 at Nadelos campground, Humboldt County, California Molecularly confirmed to be the R. fruticosus agg. genotype that is common in Oregon (similar frequency to R. armeniacus) and occasional in Northern California. This is identical to the R. anglocanidicans genotype that is widespread in Australia (see Evans and Weber 2003, ?Rubus anglocandicans (Rosaceae) is the most widespread taxon of European blackberry in Australia?, Australian Systematic Botany, 16(4): 527-537). In the journal article that I am currently preparing about clonal diversity of R. fruticosus agg. in the Western US, this is ?clone 3?. Lat: 40.02148, Long: 124.00643, Elev: 551 m. Notes on habitat: 2 m high, 4 m across. In shade of redwood and oak forest. Associated image files: 1483 1881226PI 672653
330PI 672642R. occidentalis #71Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2006from wild plants growing in Dorchester County, MD38.53700000, -75.943800001 mile north of Linkwood MD post office, along US hwy 50Wild materialORUS 3809 - Collected in 2006 by Harry Swartz from wild plants growing in Dorchester County, Maryland - N 38.5370, W 75.9438 - 1 mile north of Linkwood MD post office, along US hwy 50. Plants break bud, flower, and fruit very early. Fruit small and crumbly, not well set. Primocanes lack vigor, but are strongly primocane-fruiting. Seedlot segregates for plants with yellow/orange canes and fruit.1874003PI 672642
331PI 672643R. occidentalis #68Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2006Howard County, Maryland39.18220000, -76.88770000along US hwy 32 near exit 17, west side of exitWild materialORUS 3806 - Collected in 2006 by Harry Swartz from wild plants growing in Howard County, Maryland - N 391822, W76.8877 ? along US hwy 32 near exit 17, west side of exit. Germination poor. Plants upright and vigorous. midseason1874004PI 672643
332PI 672644R. occidentalis ORUS 4115-3Rubus occidentalis L. South Carolina, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007Rich Mountain, South CarolinaSeedlot collected at Rich Mountain, South Carolina, this clone is a seedling from the seedlot.Wild materialHighly homozygous clone, seedling from a seedlot that was originally collected (in 2007) from Rich Mountain, South Carolina. This clone is being sequenced for a black raspberry research project (2011).1878639PI 672644
333PI 672634R. occidentalis RI 4185Rubus occidentalis L. Rhode Island, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007Charlestown, Rhode Island41.38305560, -71.64222220Wild materialOpen-pollinated seed from four wild plants collected at Charlestown, Rhode Island. These plants were grown in Corvallis, Oregon, in the vicinity of wild plants from across the range and much of the seed likely represents crossing from unrelated wild germplasm. Mother plants were vigorous with widely branching arching canes. Mother plants tested positive for Raspberry Bushy Dwarf Virus.1871989PI 672634
334PI 672635R. occidentalis Benton HarborRubus occidentalis L. Michigan, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007Benton Harbor, Michigan42.11666670, -86.45416670182Wild materialORUS 4110 - Collected in from wild plants in Benton Harbor, Michigan, by James Hancock in 2007. Plants grown from this seedlot have larger than average fruit size, and strong, stiff, vigorous canes. Early-midseason1871997PI 672635
335PI 672636R. occidentalis OkemosRubus occidentalis L. Michigan, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTEDOkemos, Michigan42.70248400, -84.39729600Wild materialCollected in from wild plants in Okemos, Michigan, by James Hancock in 2007. Moderate vigor, late-midseason1871998PI 672636
336PI 672637R. occidentalis BathRubus occidentalis L. Michigan, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007Bath, Michigan42.80753360, -84.44914320Wild materialCollected in from wild plants growing in Bath, Michigan by James Hancock in 2007. Plants from this seedlot tend toward large thorns and have moderate sensitivity to Verticillium wilt. A very low percentage of seedlings from this lot carry a major gene for resistance to the large raspberry aphid, Amphorophora agathonica. Seedlot carries Raspberry Bushy Dwarf Virus. Midseason **Note, a selection (ORUS 4109-1) from this seedlot is heterozygous for a major gene conferring aphid resistance and is in the repository collection.1871999PI 672637
337PI 672638R. occidentalis Hilliard 156Rubus occidentalis L. Ohio, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007near Hillard, Ohio40.03269000, -83.14011000Plants were growing along the west side of Leap Rd., just north of its intersection with Cemetary Rd.Wild materialCollected by Christopher Brown of Trenton, NJ in 2007 from wild plants growing near Hilliard, OH. Plants were growing along the west side of Leap Rd., just north of its intersection with Cemetary Rd. coordinates: N 40.03269 W 83.14011. Plants from this population have slightly larger than average sized fruit for wild plants. Plants are upright with moderately stiff canes and moderate vigor. Midseason.1872000PI 672638
338PI 672639R. occidentalis Newton Falls # 157Rubus occidentalis L. Ohio, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007SW of Newton Falls, Ohio41.16614000, -81.01567000Plants found growing along McClain Rd., approximately 200m east of its intersection with McClintocksburg Rd.Wild materialORUS 4108 - Seed collected by Christopher Brown of Trenton, NJ in 2007 from wild plants growing SW of Newton Falls, Ohio. Plants found growing along McClain Rd., approximately 200m east of its intersection with McClintocksburg Rd. Fruit small, moderate gloss. Plants with moderate vigor. Small percentage of plants from this seedlot show introgression with red raspberry, R. strigosus.1872001PI 672639
339PI 672640R. occidentalis #81Rubus occidentalis L. Illinois, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007Arenzville, illinois39.87694400, -90.37333300near the corner of Lovekamp School Road and Herbert RoadWild materialORUS 3789 - Arenzville, Illinois ? near the corner of Lovekamp School Road and Herbert Road. Poor germination, plants erect.1874001PI 672640
340PI 672641R. occidentalis #89Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2011COLLECTED2007near Youngstown, Indiana39.22420000, -87.22120000Off Hwy 41Wild materialORUS 3795 - Vigo County, IN - Off Hwy 41 near Youngstown, Indiana. 39?22?42?N, 87?22?12?W ? Poor germination.1874002PI 672641
341PI 672645ORUS 3780-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DEVELOPED2011Breeding materialSeedlot was originally collected by Gail Nonnecke at Story County, IA - 417 W. Maple Street, Roland, Iowa 50236
Plants growing in flower bed from seed spread by birds. Michael Dossett grew the seedlot in Oregon and found a yellow fruited clone and selected it as ORUS 3780-1 and donated it to the Repository.		1881218PI 672645
342PI 687148R. nutkanus UT931-260Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Utah, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2011COLLECTEDPRE 2011.Wild material1861346PI 687148
343PI 660955Melcher 93-3 #15Rubus ×loganobaccus L. H. Bailey Louisiana, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED01/26/2011CultivarThird cross of parents, seedling number 15.

1860781PI 660955
344PI 672633R. clinocephalus (pluribracteatus) from MelcherRubus clinocephalus Focke Louisiana, United StatesCORNot Available2011DONATED01/26/2011Wild materialselection of Malachobatus from J. Glen Melcher. This plant is thriving in hot humid summers of Louisiana. The plant is flowering but not producing fruit.1860780PI 672633
345PI 667656'Vintage'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2011DEVELOPED2010Genetic materialThe U.S. Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service, the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station and the Washington Agricultural Research Center announce the release of an outstanding flavored, primocane fruiting red raspberry for the fresh market. VINTAGE, tested as ORUS 2786-5, was selected in Corvallis, Oregon in 2003 from a population grown from open pollinated seed of `Isabel' red raspberry. 'Isabel' is a patented cultivar (PP9,340) developed by Sweetbriar Development, Inc. (Watsonville, CA) that has proprietary selections as parents. VINTAGE is being released primarily due to its outstanding fresh fruit quality, especially flavor and bright color, in a primocane fruiting red raspberry that is suited for the fresh market.

VINTAGE has been evaluated most extensively in trials at Oregon State University's North Willamette Research and Extension Center (Aurora, Ore.; OSU-NWREC) and in USDA-ARS plots in Corvallis, Ore. VINTAGE plants are similarly vigorous to 'Heritage' but the canes tend to be not as stiffly erect or as tall. The canes have prickles that are denser basipetally and tend to be slightly less prickly than `Heritage'. The canes have shown no serious cane diseases.

VINTAGE ripens ahead of `Heritage' but later than `Autumn Bliss', `Chinook', and 'Rafzaqu' ('HimboTop' (R) ). The average harvest date of 5% ripe fruit is around 23-25 August, of 50% ripe fruit is 9-18 September, and of 95% ripe fruit is 7-8 October in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. VINTAGE has yields that are comparable to `Heritage', being slightly less in one trial and slightly greater in another. VINTAGE has consistently produced yields around 1.2-1.9 kg/plant.

VINTAGE fruit are similar in shape to `Heritage' but they are slightly less conical and more rounded. The fruit is attractive, with uniformly sized, shaped, and arranged drupelets. While the fruit are rated as very good for drupelet coherence, they may not hold together as tightly as `Heritage' but they have a comparable firmness. The fruit separate more easily from the plant than those of 'Heritage'. The fruit are medium size (3.2-3.4g) and 20-35% larger than `Heritage'. One of the most outstanding characteristics of VINTAGE is its bright red, attractive color, much brighter and less dark than the fruit of `Heritage'. VINTAGE fresh fruit are very sweet and rate as excellent for flavor, much better than those of `Heritage'.

VINTAGE fruit have a combination of excellent sweetness (soluble solids 12.4-12.8%), moderate pH (3.41-3.45) and a moderate titratable acidity (11.5-11.9) helping to give the fruit a sweet flavor but the lower titratable acidity may prevent it from being a good processing berry. In general the soluble solids and pH are higher than those of `Heritage' and the titratable acidity almost half of those for `Heritage' fruit. The fruit texture when the fruit are eaten is more pleasant, less dry and seedy, than those of `Heritage'.

VINTAGE is introduced as a very sweet, outstanding flavored, bright red, and large primocane fruiting red raspberry with excellent overall quality for the fresh market and yields comparable to current industry standards. VINTAGE should be adapted wherever other primocane fruiting raspberries can be successfully grown. 		1860779PI 667656
346PI 672674R. arcticus Fairbanks DBPH 17Rubus arcticus L. Alaska, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2011COLLECTED07/26/201164.63210000, -147.10710000275Wild material1892059PI 672674
347PI 672675R. strigosus Fairbanks DBPH 18Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2011COLLECTED07/26/201164.61480000, -147.10600000285Wild material1892060PI 672675
348PI 672676R. chamaemorus Fairbanks DBPH 20Rubus chamaemorus L. Alaska, United StatesCORImageNot Available2011COLLECTED07/27/201165.15000000, 147.85920000274Wild material1892061PI 672676
349PI 672677R. chamaemorus Fairbanks DBPH 26Rubus chamaemorus L. Alaska, United StatesCORFRUITNot Available2011COLLECTED07/28/201165.29250000, -146.47000000448Wild material1892062PI 672677
350PI 687147R. idaeus subsp. strigosus LLPMC-1-29Rubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke New Mexico, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2011COLLECTED01/01/2011Wild material1856119PI 687147
351PI 687145R. nutkanus UT931-262Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Utah, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2010COLLECTEDNEAR 2009Wild material1849561PI 687145
352PI 687146R. nutkanus UT931-263Rubus parviflorus Nutt. Utah, United StatesCORSEEDNot Available2010COLLECTEDNEAR 2009Wild material1849562PI 687146
353PI 660951R. strigosus Alaska KH-07-19-01sdRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United StatesCORNot Available2010COLLECTED07/19/2010Bonaza Research Station64.70950000, -148.32666000233Wild materialKim Hummer collection from Alaska.

1846767PI 660951
354PI 660952R. strigosus Alaska KH-07-19-02sdRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United StatesCORNot Available2010COLLECTED07/19/2010Bathing Beauty Pond, North Pole, AK.64.71383000, -147.19187000162Wild materialKim Hummer collection from Alaska.

1846768PI 660952
355PI 660953R. arcticus KH-07-19-03sdRubus arcticus L. Alaska, United StatesCORNot Available2010COLLECTED07/19/2010Bathing Beauty Pond, North Pole, AK.64.71383000, -147.19187000162Wild materialKim Hummer collection from Alaska.

1846769PI 660953
356PI 660954R. strigosus Alaska KH-07-21-02sdRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Alaska, United StatesCORNot Available2010COLLECTED07/24/2010Fairbanks North Star County, off Spinach Creek Road, northwest of the University of Alaska Fairbanks64.93931000, -148.06968000288Wild materialKim Hummer collection from Alaska.

1846770PI 660954
357PI 672632'Podgorina'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Bulgaria Historic2010DEVELOPEDCultivar1843581PI 672632
358PI 660949R. lasiococcus KH 06-26-04Rubus lasiococcus A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2010COLLECTED06/26/2010Clackamas County, Mount Hood National Forest, on trail 772 leading to Burnt Lake.45.35572000, -121.793380001260On edge of trail; dark understory of Tsuga mertensiana and Pseudotsuga menziesii.Wild materialKim Hummer collection from Oregon.

1844332PI 660949
359PI 660950R. pedatus KH 06-26-06Rubus pedatus Sm. Oregon, United States Historic2010COLLECTED06/26/2010Clackamas County, Mount Hood National Forest, on trail 772 leading to Burnt Lake.45.35572000, -121.793380001260On edge of trail; dark understory of Tsuga mertensiana and Pseudotsuga menziesii.Wild materialKim Hummer collection from Oregon.

1844333PI 660950
360PI 660945ORUS 2547-3Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2010DONATED03/03/2010Breeding materialSelection is 3/4 western blackberry germplasm and 1/4 eastern, erect blackberry. Maternal parent is selection from Navaho x Kotata and is 6x. Siskiyou is 7x. Selection is high yielding, has fully fertile large (8-10g) fruit that have very good firmness , color, and decent flavor. Has a tough skin and harvests easily. Glossy fruit. - Chad Finn 2009

1841339PI 660945
361PI 660946ORUS 2858-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2010DONATED03/03/2010Breeding materialR. glaucus derivative useful for incorporating R. glaucus fruit quality into trailing and erect blackberry. Open pollinated fruit from the seedlings of the cross of R. glaucus x Cherokee were harvested. In general the seedlings were extremely sterile with 1-5 drupelets per fruit. The resulting population was grown out and this clone selected from that population. The selection was made for superior plant and fruit quality especially for fertile fruit as well as for retaining some of the fruit characteristics of R. glaucus. The plant is fairly erect with very spiny canes. The fruit have good, not perfect fertility, are medium size, and are soft, purplish black, shaped like a typical erect blackberry, with good texture, and excellent, sweet flavor. Very juicy. Has produced offspring in crosses with erect eastern blackberries. - Chad Finn 2009

1841340PI 660946
362PI 660947ORUS 2861-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2010DONATED03/03/2010Breeding materialQuality into trailing and erect blackberry. Open pollinated fruit from the seedlings of the cross of R. glaucus x Long Black were harvested. Long Black is a trailing blackberry selection out of B. Douglass's private program (PI 618417). In general the seedlings were extremely sterile with 1-5 drupelets per fruit. The resulting population was grown out and this clone selected from that population. The selection was made for superior plant and fruit quality especially for fertile fruit as well as for retaining some of the fruit characteristics of R. glaucus. Plant is trailing with very spiny canes. The fruit have good, not perfect fertility, are medium size, and have good firmness, are purplish black, have an acceptable but not uniform shape, decent texture, harvest well, and have good flavor but have some of the lingering bitter flavors more typical of eastern US blackberries. Has produced fertile offspring in crosses with other trailing blackberries. - Chad Finn 2009

1841341PI 660947
363PI 660948ORUS 2862-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2010DONATED03/03/2010Breeding materialQuality into trailing and erect blackberry. Open pollinated fruit from the seedlings of the cross of R. glaucus x Arapaho were harvested. In general the seedlings were extremely sterile with 1-5 drupelets per fruit. The resulting population was grown out and this clone selected from that population. The selection was made for superior plant and fruit quality especially for fertile fruit as well as for retaining some of the fruit characteristics of R. glaucus. The plant is fairly erect with very spiny canes. The fruit have fair, not perfect fertility, are medium size, and are moderately firm, fairly dark, with a bit rough shape, separate easily from the plant and have a pleasant juicy, plum? flavor; susceptible to UV damage. - Chad Finn 2009 - Chad Finn 2009

1841342PI 660948
364PI 672631OSC 2024Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2010DONATED03/03/2010Genetic material1841343PI 672631
365PI 659143ORUS 4109-1Rubus occidentalis L. Michigan, United States Historic2009COLLECTEDBreeding materialORUS 4109-1 was selected for its very strong resistance, in greenhouse tests, to the North American large raspberry aphid (Amphorophora agathonica Hottes). Aphid resistance segregates 1:1 with susceptibility in progeny of ORUS 4109-1, suggesting that this resistance is controlled by a single dominant gene. - Michael Dossett 12/14/2009

Michael Dossett selection

1828660PI 659143
366PI 660944'Munger - Tetraploid'Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED12/15/2009Cultivar1828661PI 660944
367PI 660943R. lasiococcus Panther RidgeRubus lasiococcus A. Gray Oregon, United States Historic2009COLLECTED11/29/2009Coos County, Siskiyou National Forest, along trail to Hanging Rock on Panther Ridge.42.74124000, -123.934550001160Climax forest of Pseudotsuga menziesii and Tsuga, under-story of Rhododendron macropyllum and near openings Quercus sadleriana.Wild materialDouglas Cook collection from Oregon.

1826739PI 660943
368PI 672630R. hayata-koidzumiiRubus pentalobus Hayata Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED11/03/2009Cultivated materialCuttings collected in April 2009 by Joseph Postman from landscape in commercial shopping development along 9th Street in Corvalllis, Oregon.

1826738PI 672630
369PI 658341'Explorer'Rubus occidentalis L. Colorado, United States Historic2009DEVELOPED2004Cultivar'Explorer' was the result of my breeding improvement program for primocane-fruiting black raspberries using the original WS001 black raspberry wild selection as the source of the primocane-fruiting trait. (See NCGR Corvallis Rubus seed accession PI 618559.) In my breeding work, the trait has appeared to be a recessive trait.A patent for 'Explorer' was issued as U.S. Plant Patent #17,727. However, during evaluation trials, 'Explorer' was found to be not self-fruitful and to require an outside pollinator. 'Explorer' is therefore being abandoned as a possible commercial cultivar. The flaw was discovered after the patent had been issued. There will be no further commercialization efforts for this cultivar. (I am in the process of preparing a successor, self-fruitful selection for new trials.)Since I am abandoning 'Explorer', I am submitting the cultivar for your germplasm repository. Although 'Explorer' was (prematurely) patented, I am permitting you to freely distribute cloned material. -Peter H. Tallman October 5, 2009

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370PI 672613R. crataegifolius JPN-2009-023Rubus crataegifolius Bunge Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDTomakomi Research Forest of Hokkaido University42.42016000, 141.3420000081Open edge of road, "wants" light.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824065PI 672613
371PI 672614R. parvifolius JPN-2009-024Rubus parvifolius L. Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDTomakomi Research Forest of Hokkaido University42.42030000, 141.3423100081Open sunny glade near road.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824066PI 672614
372PI 672615R. hybrid JPN-2009-025Rubus hybr.Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDTomakomi Research Forest of Hokkaido University42.41208000, 141.3525300059Open edge of road, Quercus cuspidata overstory.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824067PI 672615
373PI 672616R. idaeus JPN-2009-026Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDTomakomi Research Forest of Hokkaido University42.68299000, 141.5914900038Open area with lots of light near road with Solidago.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824068PI 672616
374PI 672617R. mesogaeus JPN-2009-028Rubus mesogaeus Focke Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTED08/21/2009Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824069PI 672617
375PI 672618R. mesogaeus JPN-2009-029Rubus mesogaeus Focke Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTED08/21/2009Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824070PI 672618
376PI 672619R. sachalinensis JPN-2009-060Rubus sachalinensis H. Lév. Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDNear Niseko ski area42.85207000, 140.64062000450Side of path, open space near edge of woods near ski area. Growing with Petastis japonicus ssp. giganteus, Akitabuki, Sasa bamboo and Aradia cordata.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824072PI 672619
377PI 672620R. idaeus JPN-2009-067Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Hokkaidô, Japan Historic2009COLLECTEDKurukawa42.72153000, 140.65356000582Edge of road in open sun.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824073PI 672620
378PI 672621R. pseudojaponicus JPN-2009-068Rubus pseudojaponicus Koidz. Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDKurukawa42.72153000, 140.65356000582Kombudake (west side) Misunashi gawa (river), open edge of trail, but, under shady overstory.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824074PI 672621
379PI 672622R. parvifolius JPN-2009-085Rubus parvifolius L. Hokkaidô, Japan Historic2009COLLECTEDSapporo City, nishi (west) ward43.05003000, 141.21996000255On edge of hiking trail growing intermingled with grass, nettles, Solidago, Pteridium, Dryopteris, Vitis and Impatiens.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824076PI 672622
380PI 672623R. mesogaeus JPN-2009-097Rubus mesogaeus Focke Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDBibai, Hokkaido Forestry Research Institute43.29106000, 141.8547300056Cultivated plants in demonstration garden, originally collected from the wild in Hokkaido.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824077PI 672623
381PI 672624R. parvifolius JPN-2009-119Rubus parvifolius L. Hokkaidô, Japan Historic2009COLLECTEDTaiki, by ocean42.53416000, 143.486080003In vegetation zone about 100 m from Pacific Ocean, open light exposure, growing with Rosa, Geranium, Aster, Chrysanthemum, Anaphalis, Sasa bamboo, fern and Potentilla fragarioides.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824078PI 672624
382PI 672625R. parvifolius JPN-2009-124Rubus parvifolius L. Hokkaidô, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDHiro-o town42.38935000, 143.3703300013Open, all along trail by beach, with Aster, Sasa bamboo, red Trifolium, thistle and Alnus.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824079PI 672625
383PI 672626R. vernus JPN-2009-132Rubus vernus Focke Iwate, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDHorai-numa39.94045000, 140.867310001317Open forest, at edge of path, common along path to pond; growing under Acer palmatum.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824080PI 672626
384PI 672627R. parvifolius JPN-2009-146Rubus parvifolius L. Iwate, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDHayasaka Kogen (high plateau) near Morioka.39.84314000, 141.51410000936On drainage ditch on side of road in open sunlight under Pinus densiflora, growing with Rosa, Rubus palmatus, Vitis coignetiae and Potentilla.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824082PI 672627
385PI 672628R. palmatus JPN-2009-147Rubus palmatus Thunb. Iwate, Japan Historic2009COLLECTEDHayasaka Kogen (high plateau) near Morioka39.84314000, 141.51410000936On drainage ditch on side of road in open sunlight under Pinus densiflora, growing with Rosa, Rubus parvifolius, Vitis coignetiae and Potentilla.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824083PI 672628
386PI 672629R. vernus JPN-2009-153Rubus vernus Focke Akita, JapanCORNot Available2009COLLECTEDHaraigawa ugo honjoo-shi (city)39.12851000, 141.128510001192Dense and widespread stand of Rubus plants growing in a moist depression between rock outcroppings and for about 100 meters along rocky trail leading up mountain, with Vaccinium ovalifolium.Wild materialSnow was said to be present nearby in August when these plants were in bloom.From September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824084PI 672629
387PI 689463R. crataegifolius JPN-2009-019Rubus crataegifolius Bunge Hokkaidô, Japan Historic2009COLLECTEDSapporo, Hokkaido Agricultural Research Center, university botanical garden.43.06530000, 141.3440900024Growing in garden collection.Wild materialFrom September 7 to 25, 2009, U.S. scientists K. Hummer and J. Postman from the USDA Agricultural Research Service and Japanese scientists H. Iketani and H. Imanishi from the Japanese Ministry of Forestry and Fisheries/National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, and Akita Agricultural University collaborated on an expedition to collect temperate fruit genera in Hokkaido and northern Honshu, Japan. An agreement between Japan and the USDA specified the terms of exchange, and materials collected were shared between scientists of both countries.1824064PI 689463
388PI 658340'Newberry'Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DEVELOPED2008Cultivar1814084PI 658340
389PI 658505ORUS 3778-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DEVELOPED2009CultivarORUS 3778-1 was selected for its very strong resistance, in greenhouse tests, to the North American large raspberry aphid (Amphorophora agathonica Hottes). Crosses with ORUS 3778-1 suggest that it is homozygous for this trait, negating the need to screen F1 progeny of this parent for aphid resistance.

Michael Dossett selection

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390PI 658506ORUS 3817-1Rubus occidentalis L. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DEVELOPED2009CultivarORUS 3817-1 was selected for its very strong resistance, in greenhouse tests, to the North American large raspberry aphid Amophorophora agathonica Hottes and the leaf spotting aphid Amophorophora rubitoxica Kalt. Crosses with ORUS 3817-1 suggest that it is homozygous for this trait, negating the need to screen F1 progeny of this parent for aphid resistance.

Michael Dossett selection

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391PI 687274R. idaeus subsp. strigosusRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Iowa, United StatesCORNot Available2009COLLECTED07/28/2009Cerro Gordo County, Claybanks Forest, approximately 4.5 miles southwest of Nora Springs, along the Winnebago River. NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Section 34, T96N, R19W43.09310000, -93.06640000327Rocky limestone. 70% slope, north facing. Associated with Campanula americana, Carpinus caroliniana, Cornus alternifolia, C. amomum subsp. obliqua, C. racemosa, C. rugosa, C. sericea, Fraxinus nigra, Lonicera reticulata,Wild materialBright red fruits.1812306PI 687274
392PI 657886'Wyoming'Rubus ×neglectus Peck Alberta, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED05/18/2009CultivarNon-suckering; Cold Hardy; Long arching branches; Ripens mid-late August; Good fruit flavor.

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393PI 657885'Black Logan'Rubus occidentalis L. Michigan, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED05/15/2009Cultivar1801680PI 657885
394PI 657887'OSC 1466'Rubus ×loganobaccus L. H. Bailey Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED05/15/2009Cultivar1801682PI 657887
395PI 657888ORUS 1413-1Rubus ×loganobaccus L. H. Bailey Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED05/15/2009Cultivar1801683PI 657888
396PI 657889'Mel 93(3)#15'Rubus ×loganobaccus L. H. Bailey Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED05/15/2009Cultivar1801684PI 657889
397PI 657884R. taiwanicola - Taiwan BSWJ317Rubus taiwanicola Koidz. & Ohwi Taiwan ImageHistoric2009COLLECTED1992Estimate of collection site by NCGR staff.23.27640000, 120.987300003050Cultivated materialCollection of Bleddyn and Sue Wynn-Jones from 10,00 foot elevation was found inhabiting rock crevices in the mountains of Taiwan. (www.plantdelights.com/catalog/current/page69.html 05/11/2009)1801679PI 657884
398PI 672607'Ukee'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED02/27/2009CultivarShort for Ucluelet, translated as 'the people with the safe landing place'.

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399PI 672608'Chemainus'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED02/27/2009CultivarName of town which comes from a native shaman and prophet "Tsa-meeun-is" (Broken Chest or Bitten Breast).

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400PI 672609'Saanich'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED02/27/2009CultivarTranslates as 'place of fertile soils'.

1796891PI 672609
401PI 672610'Rudyberry'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED02/27/2009Cultivar1796892PI 672610
402PI 672611'Nanoose'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED02/27/2009Cultivar1796893PI 672611
403PI 672612'Esquimalt'Rubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus British Columbia, CanadaCORNot Available2009DONATED02/27/2009CultivarEsquimalt Nation word "Ess-whoy-malth" loosely translates as "place of the shoaling waters."

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404PI 657883Explorer OP F1Rubus occidentalis L. Colorado, United StatesCORNot Available2009DONATED01/08/2009Cultivar1796888PI 657883
405PI 657882Spinefree WillametteRubus idaeus L. subsp. idaeus Victoria, AustraliaCORNot Available2008DEVELOPED1990CultivarSpinelessness is dominate from the gene Sfw. Clone of normal red raspberry 'Willamette' sent to Australia. Graeme McGregor observed and propagated the thronless mutant. Clones were sent from Australia to Scotland where Derek Jennings named and studied the plant.

Spinelessness in a mutant of the red raspberry cultivar 'Willamette'.

NAMED FOR= spinlessness		1789098PI 657882
406PI 657881R. strigosus Mt. GrahamRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Arizona, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED09/22/2008Mt. Graham, Coronado National Forest, Graham County.32.70117000, -109.872770003230Wild materialJohn Bamberg collection from Arizona.

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407PI 657880R. deliciosus Boulder CanyonRubus deliciosus Torr. Colorado, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED06/05/2008Along road 119 up Boulder Creek Canyon, west of Boulder.40.01322000, -105.308360001726Wild materialJoseph Postman collection from Colorado.

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408PI 657879R. hawaiiensis Ha-2008-003Rubus hawaiensis A. Gray Hawaii, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTEDWild materialKim Hummer collection from Hawaii.

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409PI 654994'Onyx'Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008DONATED04/29/2008Cultivarhttp://hortsci.ashspublications.org/content/46/4/657.full ‘Onyx’ is a new trailing blackberry (Rubus subg. Rubus Watson) cultivar from the U.S. Department of Agriculture–Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) breeding program in Corvallis, OR, released in cooperation with the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station. ‘Onyx’ is a vigorous, somewhat erect, thorny, trailing blackberry that produces moderate yields of uniform, firm, and sweet high quality fruit with excellent flavor that are suited for the local and wholesale fresh market. ‘Onyx’ is being released primarily as a result of its outstanding fresh fruit quality in the late season.

‘Onyx’, tested as ORUS 1523-4, was selected in Corvallis, OR, in 1997 from a cross made in 1995 of OSC 1466 and ORUS 1117-11. OSC 1466 was selected in 1966 and has always been noted for its productivity and outstanding fruit quality, especially flavor, but its fruit are small. ORUS 1117-11 is a thornless selection with high yields of late-ripening fruit with excellent quality. ‘Onyx’ is being released primarily as a result of its outstanding fresh fruit quality in the late season.





https://patents.google.com/patent/USPP22358P2/en Description and specifications of a new and distinct blackberry cultivar which originated from seed produced by a hand pollinated cross of OSC 1466 (non-patented)×ORUS 1117-11 (non-patented) is provided. This new trailing blackberry cultivar can be distinguished by its high yields, large fruit size, excellent fresh fruit quality, mid-late season fruit ripening, and healthy plants.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to the discovery of a new and distinct cultivar of blackberry hybrid plant botanically know as a Rubus subgenus Rubus hybrid and herein referred to as ‘ONYX’, as herein described and illustrated.

The new and distinct cultivar of blackberry originated from a hand pollinated cross of OSC 1466 (non-patented)×ORUS 1117-11 (non-patented).

Plants and fruit of this new cultivar differ phenotypically from its parents. The new cultivar is later ripening and larger in fruit size than the female parent OSC 1466 (non-patented) and has firmer, more uniformly shaped fruit than the male parent ORUS 1117-11 (non-patented). The new cultivar also has thorny canes, unlike the ORUS 1117-11 (non-patented) parent. The new cultivar has higher yields of firmer fruit than either of the parent blackberries. Although blackberries (Rubus subgenus Rubus) are highly heterogeneous and outcrossing, and most clones contain genes from more than one species, the new cultivar and its progenitor lines phenotypically exhibit characters predominately of the trailing western United States species, Rubus ursinus Cham et. Schltdl. (western trailing blackberry). Rubus idaeus L., (red raspberry), R. armeniacus Focke (Himalaya blackberry). R. baileyanus Britton, and R. argutus Link Porter (highbush blackberry) can all be found in the pedigree of this new cultivar.

The seeds resulting from this controlled hybridization were germinated in a greenhouse in the winter of 1995 and planted in a field in Corvallis, Oreg. in the spring. The seedlings fruited during the summer of 1997 and one, designated ORUS 1523-4, was selected for its mid-late season ripening, large fruit size, excellent fruit quality, and excellent plant health.

During 1997, the original plant selection was propagated asexually from dormant, hardwood cane cuttings from the above noted location. An observational plot of 3 plants was established at the above noted location and at Aurora, Oreg. in the spring of 1998. Subsequently, larger replicated plantings were established Aurora, Oreg. with asexually multiplied plants.

The new cultivar has been asexually multiplied annually since 1997 by the use of cane cuttings. The new cultivar was established in vitro from a cane cutting and microcuttings have been taken and rooted from this sort of culture. During all asexual multiplication, the characteristics of the original plant have been maintained and no aberrant phenotypes have appeared.

Test plantings over a wide geographic area have shown this new cultivar to be adapted to differing soil and climatic conditions although it is best adapted to Mediterranean type climates where trailing blackberries are typically grown.

Plants of the new cultivar are vigorous and prolific and establish well after planting. Primocanes and floricanes have typical trailing blackberry growth habit. The plants are thorny with size and density of thorns being less than ‘Marion’ (non-patented) at the base, comparable at midpoint, and more thorny at the terminus. The primocanes emerge and grow vertically for 30-60 cm before arching to the ground and growing along the ground. Primocanes are typically lifted and tied onto a trellis system and after going through the dormant period break bud, flower and fruit as floricanes. Plants show no particular susceptibility to anthracnose [Elsinoe veneta (Burkh.) Jenkins], septoria (Septoria rubi Westend), cane blight (Leptosphaeria coniothyrium ([Fuckel] Sacc.) spur blight (Didymella applanata [Niessl] Sacc.), and purple blotch (Septocyta ruborum [Lib.] Petr.) nor have they tested positive for Raspberry bushy dwarf virus. The bloom period of the new cultivar averages 4-5 days later than the ‘Marion’ (non-patented) and 8-11 days later than ‘Black Diamond’ (non-patented).

Fruit of the new cultivar begin ripening 19 days later than ‘Siskiyou’ (non-patented) and 9 days later than ‘Marion’ (non-patented). The average harvest date of 5% ripe fruit is 9 July, of 50% ripe fruit is 16 July, and 1 August for 95% ripe fruit in the Willamette Valley of Oregon and the midpoint of harvest is 7 days later than for ‘Marion’ (non-patented). Fruit yields of the new cultivar are usually around 14, 309 kg/hectare (6.39 tons/acre) and are comparable to those for ‘Marion’ (non-patented). Yields are consistent from year to year.

The fruit is conical, with very uniformly sized, shaped and arranged drupelets giving the fruit a very uniform, attractive shape. The fruit are bright glossy black. The fruit is medium large (6.1 g) and typically 1 g larger than ‘Marion’ (non-patented) and 0.5 g smaller than ‘Siskiyou’ (non-patented). The new cultivar maintains a uniform fruit size throughout the harvest season. The new cultivar exhibits excellent fruit fertility with full drupelet set in contrast to ‘Siskiyou’ (non-patented), which can have poorly set fruit tips; it also has much better drupelet set than ‘Marion’ (non-patented). The fruit is firm at maturity, rating much higher than ‘Marion’ (non-patented) and comparable to ‘Metolius’ (non-patented) and ‘Siskiyou’ (non-patented).

The fresh fruit rates very good in flavor, being comparable to ‘Obsidian’ (non-patented), ‘Metolius’ (non-patented), and ‘Kotata’ (non-patented) but slightly lower than ‘Marion’ (non-patented) or ‘Siskiyou’ (non-patented). The flavor is sweet with a nice acidic balance with aroma typical of western blackberries. The fruit texture is comparable to ‘Marion’ (non-patented), ‘Metolius’ (non-patented), ‘Obsidian’ (non-patented), and ‘Siskiyou’ (non-patented) and the seeds are much less noticeable than in ‘Chester Thornless’ (non-patented) and ‘Ouachita’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 17,162). The soluble solids concentration averages 13.7% on shiny black fruit, similar to ‘Marion’ (non-patented) (13.3%) and lower than ‘Navaho’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 6,679), (15.6%). Dry seed weight averages 3.28 mg/seed, and seeds are smaller than those of ‘Marion’ (non-patented) and ‘Black Diamond’ (non-patented) (each 3.95 mg seed).

Fruit clusters are medium-long (similar to ‘Marion’ (non-patented)), cymose, and are mostly borne on the periphery of the plant canopy, providing easy access to harvest. Flower fertility is high and clusters are well filled.

The new cultivar has been named the ONYX cultivar. 		1777901PI 654994
410PI 654995ORUS 1793-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008DONATED04/29/2008Breeding material1777902PI 654995
411PI 654997NZ 9672-1Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008DONATED04/29/2008CultivarA Loganberry type. Large red fruit that unlike Logan separate moderately easily from the plant. Excellent tart flavor, good shape and texture. Very early ripening (mid-June). Thornless with the Lincoln Logan source of thornlessness.

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412PI 654998ORUS 728-3Rubus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008DONATED04/29/2008Breeding material7x ploidy. A very important parent in the background of a number of advanced selections and a parent of 'Black Butte'. Thornless (Austin Thornless source). Very productive, sometimes overcrops. Medium size purple-black fruit. Excellent shape. Separates easily from plant with good flavor. Trailing blackberry with very short fruiting laterals

1777905PI 654998
413PI 654991R. deliciosus rude065Rubus deliciosus Torr. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008DONATED04/15/2008Wild materialA handsome Rocky Mountain shrub (2-5') which produces 2' white flowers on arching branches followed by raspberry-like fruits. Sun/Med. - www.forestfarm.com (April 2008)

1753278PI 654991
414PI 654992R. parvus rupa576Rubus parvus Buchanan New ZealandCORImageNot Available2008COLLECTEDWild materialTrailing, rooting stems of narrow, toothed leaves (beautifully colored to purple and bronze in winter) produce a profusion of white flowers followed by bright-red, raspberry-like fruits. Sun/Med. - www.forestfarm.com (April 2008)

Domatia lacking, leaves simple, dentate, prickles straight.		1753279PI 654992
415PI 654993R. biflorus rubi056Rubus biflorus Buch.-Ham. ex Sm. Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008DONATED04/15/2008Wild materialThis bramble from the snow-capped Himalayas offers something for each season: a ghostly-white tracery of stems in winter, white saucer-like flowers in spring, yellow edible fruits summer into fall. Sun-PartShade/Med. moisture/can spread. - www.forestfarm.com (April 2008)1753280PI 654993
416PI 672606R. spectabilis Gibbs LakeRubus spectabilis Pursh Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED2006About 3 miles southwest of Port Hadlock, Jefferson County, Gibbs Lake Road, above Gibbs Lake at about 700 foot elevation.47.98960000, -122.82180000210Soggy perched water table though plant not quite submerged. Growing by the logging road in a draw. Forest canopy was second growth alder with a few Cedar trees. Poorly drained soils.Wild materialDavid Johnson collection in Washington

1753277PI 672606
417PI 653403R. leucodermis x R. strigosus WashingtonRubus hybr.Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED08/31/2007About 4600 feet elevation along Forest Service Road 2220. Colville National Forest, near Salmo Mountain, Pend Orielle County.48.90870000, -117.079500001400Plant growing along side of road in vicinity of both Rubus strigosus and R. leucodermis.Wild materialPlant showed intermediate morphology between the two species including reddish bristles and thorns on glaucous, reddish purplish canes. Leaf morphology was also intermediate. While R. leucodermis primocane leaves are typically ternate, occasionally with extra lobes on the back of the rear two leaves varying to palmate with five leaflets. R. strigosus occasionally has ternate primocane leaves or more commonly, five to seven pinnate leaflets. Leaves on this plant typically had seven leaflets, with the rear four originating from a single point (as seen in leucodermis but NOT strigosus) and the forward three being normal in orientation. Some leaves on the plant had five pinnate leaflets as seen commonly in R. strigosus. Plant was vigorus and had many inflorescences. Few of these had set fruit, however, and those that had were poorly set with only a few druplets each. Fruit reddish purplish, intermediate in color between leucodermis and strigosus. A second plant with similar intermediate morphology and even fewer fruit was observed a few miles away at lower elevation, near the base of the road and it's intersection with FR-2200, growing with R. strigosus and R. leucodermis both within a 15 foot radius and suggesting the presence of more hybrids in this area.- Michael Dossett 02/01/20081750539PI 653403
418PI 653404R. leucodermis WashingtonRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED08/31/2007About 4300 feet elevation along Forest Service Road 2220. Colville National Forest, near Salmo Mountain, Pend Orielle County.48.90390000, -117.079500001310Plants growing along side of road.Wild materialMichael Dossett collected from Washington.

1750540PI 653404
419PI 653405R. leucodermis WashingtonRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED09/01/2007About 5400 feet elevation along Forest Service Road 37, east of Baldy Pass, near Conconully, Okanogan County.48.60140000, -119.890500001645Patch of plants growing along side of road as it drops steeply (eastward) toward Conconully.Wild materialMichael Dossett collected from Washington.

1750541PI 653405
420PI 653406R. strigosus WashingtonRubus idaeus L. subsp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED09/02/2007Salmon Meadows campground and vicinity. Okanogan National Forest, Okanogan County. Just past the campground toward Lone Frank Pass along FR-38/FR-3820.48.65860000, -119.842000001355Roadside/forest edge in area of mixed Spruce/Fir forest.Wild materialMichael Dossett collected from Washington.

1750542PI 653406
421PI 653407R. leucodermis WashingtonRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Washington, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED09/03/2007Okanogan County, Okanogan National Forest, Forest Service Road 5400 west of Mazama. Approximately halfway between Mazama and Hart's Pass.48.70220000, -120.642700001675Area along side of road burned recently (within past five years). Understory shrubs recovering. Rubus leucodermis scattered but locally common in this area along with patches of R. strigosus in less disturbed areas.Wild materialMichael Dossett collected from Washington.

1750543PI 653407
422PI 653408R. leucodermis OregonRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED08/09/2007Marion County, Silver Falls State Park.44.88210000, -122.65910000425Wild materialMichael Dossett collected from Oregon.

1750544PI 653408
423PI 653409R. leucodermis OregonRubus leucodermis Douglas ex Torr. & A. Gray Oregon, United StatesCORNot Available2008COLLECTED07/2007Lane County. BLM land in Winberry Creek area near Lowell. 1850' elevation. R1E T19S Sec1343.91580000, -122.63950000565Growing in vicinity: Rubus parviflorus, Rubus laciniatus, Rubus armeniacus, Rhamnus purshiana, Lotus corniculatus.Wild materialMichael Russell collected from Oregon.

1750545PI 653409
424PI 652991R. hispidus H-PA-2007-02Rubus hispidus L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORHABITATNot Available2007COLLECTED10/23/2007Black Moshannon State Park, 4216 Beaver Road Philipsburg, PA 16866. Along the Bog Trail.40.71094000, -78.062920001256In boggy area growing over sphagnum moss.Wild materialKim Hummer collected from Pennsylvania.

1743487PI 652991
425PI 651848R. occidentalis Kentucky ORUS 3802Rubus occidentalis L. Kentucky, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDWild materialRobert Geneve collected from Kentucky.

1739803PI 651848
426PI 651849R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3815Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDKennebec County, Monmouth.44.23733000, -70.03533000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739813PI 651849
427PI 651850R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3824Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/05/2006Ramsey County, Saint Paul (White Bear Lake), 3695 Auger Ave.45.05312000, -93.02370000290Partial shade.Wild materialDavid Massey collected from Minnesota.

1739820PI 651850
428PI 651851R. occidentalis Minnesota ORUS 3827Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/01/2006Dakota County, Mendota Heights, Big Rivers Trail, bluffs opposite of the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers.44.88534000, -93.16713000245Plants growing in hardwood forest on NW facing bluffs.Wild materialJim Luby collected from Minnesota.

1739823PI 651851
429PI 651852R. occidentalis Missouri ORUS 3830Rubus occidentalis L. Missouri, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/06/2006Webster County, roadbank along Green Hill Road (County Road 354) just off MO highway Z, 4 miles south of US highway 60, near Fordland.37.11503000, -92.91968000455Wild materialPatrick Byers collected from Missouri.

1739826PI 651852
430PI 653325R. occidentalis New Brunswick ORUS 3777Rubus occidentalis L. New Brunswick, CanadaCORNot Available2007COLLECTED08/07/2006South of Mactaquac, by the shores of the reservoir on the Saint John River.45.92639000, -66.89055000Growing in a mature red oak- sugar maple forest with quite a high canopy. Hardiness zone 4b.Wild materialAndrew Jamieson collected from New Brunswick, Canada.

1739791PI 653325
431PI 653326R. occidentalis Ontario ORUS 3778Rubus occidentalis L. Ontario, CanadaCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/07/2006Wild materialAdam Dale collected from Ontario, Canada.

1739792PI 653326
432PI 653327R. occidentalis Connecticut ORUS 3779Rubus occidentalis L. Connecticut, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Litchfield County, Sharon, 162 Gay Street, 60 feet northwest of Route 41 (Gay Street) between Rhynus and Cole roads.41.89040000, -73.45685000265Wild materialKaren Kellogg collected from Connecticut.

1739793PI 653327
433PI 653328R. occidentalis Iowa ORUS 3780Rubus occidentalis L. Iowa, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/14/2006Story County, Roland, 417 West Maple Street.42.16670000, -93.50800000305Plants growing in day-lily flower bed under black walnut trees.Wild materialGail Nonnecke collected from Iowa.

Story County, IA - 417 W. Maple Street, Roland, Iowa 50236 Plants growing in flower bed from seed spread by birds		1739794PI 653328
434PI 653329R. occidentalis Illinois ORUS 3781Rubus occidentalis L. Illinois, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/15/2006Iroquois County, 867 E 400 N Road. About 0.5 miles south of road along Fountain Creek. South edge of F. Weber Farm.40.53802000, -87.80760000205Wild materialCourtney Weber collected from Illinios.

1739795PI 653329
435PI 653330R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3794Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/21/2006Hendrick County, West of Inidianapolis on Highway 40 and then north on 75. Just north of the Putnam and Hendrick County line.39.63140000, -86.67012000240Wild materialJerry Lehman collected from Indiana.

1739796PI 653330
436PI 653331R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3796Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/16/2006Greene County, south side of highway 54, east of Bloomfield.39.03650000, -86.82777000235Wild materialJerry Lehman collected from Indiana.

1739797PI 653331
437PI 653332R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3797Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/16/2006Hendricks County, North Belleville39.63787000, -86.67012000240Wild materialJerry Lehman collected from Indiana.

1739798PI 653332
438PI 653333R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3798Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/16/2006Sullivan County, between Cass and Antioch Junction. (However, coordinates given would place the collection sight southeast of Sullivan. 39�04.388N, 87�22.357W)39.07313000, -87.37262000140Wild materialJerry Lehman collected from Indiana.

1739799PI 653333
439PI 653334R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3799Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/16/2006Vigo County, north of Farmersburg. Highway 246, south side by railroad tracks.39.30330000, -87.36942000185Wild materialPhoto shows possible Powdery Mildew on leaves.1739800PI 653334
440PI 653335R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3800Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/16/2006Greene County, Along White River, north of Elliston.39.06485000, -86.97560000165Wild materialJerry Lehman collected from Indiana.

1739801PI 653335
441PI 653336R. occidentalis Indiana ORUS 3801Rubus occidentalis L. Indiana, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDWild materialRobert Geneve collected from Indiana.

1739802PI 653336
442PI 653337R. occidentalis Massachusetts ORUS 3803Rubus occidentalis L. Massachusetts, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Berkshire County, New Marlburough Township, Clayton Mill River Rd. about halfway between Canaan Southfield Road and Alum Hill Road.42.05813000, -73.29033000215Along a sandy dirt lane into a hayfield. Understory of large deciduous trees at lane's edge.Wild materialKaren Kellogg collected from Massachusetts.

1739804PI 653337
443PI 653338R. occidentalis Massachusetts ORUS 3804Rubus occidentalis L. Massachusetts, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Berkshire County, Great Barrington, corner of East Sheffield Road and Brush Hill Road.42.17574000, -73.35661000210Unmown strip along roadside, among milkweed and other tall herbs. Western exposure.Wild materialKaren Kellogg collected from Massachusetts.

1739805PI 653338
444PI 653339R. occidentalis Maryland ORUS 3805Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/2006Washington County, along I-70, 0.1 mile west of Appalachian Trail.39.53933000, -77.60528000375Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Maryland.

1739806PI 653339
445PI 653340R. occidentalis Maryland ORUS 3807Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/2006Washington County, about 0.5 mile east of Allegeny and Washington County line, north side of I-68.39.70696000, -78.31021000230Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Maryland.

1739807PI 653340
446PI 653341R. occidentalis Maryland ORUS 3808Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/2006Allegany County, 0.1 miles west of Volke (Vocke) Road. I-68 south side of Vale (La Vale).39.63512000, -78.83233000300Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Maryland.

1739808PI 653341
447PI 653342R. occidentalis Maryland ORUS 3810Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/2006Howard County, MD 32 (Sykesville Road) 0.2 miles South of MD 144 (Frederick Pike/National Pike), east side of road.39.29854000, -76.95285000150Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Maryland.

1739809PI 653342
448PI 653343R. occidentalis Maryland ORUS 3811Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/2006Allegany County, north side of I-68 east of Cumberland, about 0.5 miles east of US 220 N exit.39.67115000, -78.69780000275Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Maryland.

1739810PI 653343
449PI 653344R. occidentalis Maryland ORUS 3812Rubus occidentalis L. Maryland, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/2006Prince George County, USDA Beltsville Area Research Center, 201 Sheep Road.39.03160000, -76.8860000030Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Maryland.

1739811PI 653344
450PI 653345R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3814Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDPenobscot County, Orono44.88333000, -68.67167000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739812PI 653345
451PI 653346R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3816Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDYork County, West Kennebunk.43.40900000, -70.57983000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739814PI 653346
452PI 653347R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3817Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDKennebec County, Gardiner.44.22717000, -69.77600000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739815PI 653347
453PI 653348R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3819Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDKennebec County, Hallowell.44.28633000, -69.79100000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739816PI 653348
454PI 653349R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3820Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDKennebec County, East Vassalboro.44.44770000, -69.60640000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739817PI 653349
455PI 653350R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3821Rubus occidentalis L. Maine, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDKnox County, Camden.44.20980000, -69.06480000Wild materialDavid Handley collected from Maine.

1739818PI 653350
456PI 653351R. occidentalis Maine ORUS 3823Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/11/2006Cass County, West of Pequot Lakes, 6598 49th Ave SW.46.56367000, -94.53983000430Wild materialSample labeled 'Farm', wild origin is unknown.1739819PI 653351
457PI 653352R. occidentalis Minnesota ORUS 3825Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDCrow Wing County, Pequot Lakes, Brambleberry Farm, 4002 Davis Street.46.59350000, -94.32017000375Wild materialJim Fruth collected from Minnesota.

1739821PI 653352
458PI 653353R. occidentalis Minnesota ORUS 3826Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/02/2006Ramsey County, Roseville, near corner of Roselawn and Larpenteur (Lexington ?) Aves.45.00418000, -93.14640000290Suburban woodlot.Wild materialJim Luby collected from Minnesota.

1739822PI 653353
459PI 653354R. occidentalis Minnesota ORUS 3828Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/03/2007Dakota County, Rosemount, Lebanon Hills Regional Park, north and east of Jensen Lake on trail. Fruit collected along 5 km of trails.44.77944000, -93.15256000290Hardwood forest (maple, basswood,ash). This was an interesting site because it had extensive Rubus strigosus and R. occidentalis populations.Wild materialSome of the black raspsberries, though distinctly black based on cane morphology and fruit color, make me think they have a little strigosus based on their hairier fruit. - Jim Luby1739824PI 653354
460PI 653355R. occidentalis Minnesota ORUS 3829Rubus occidentalis L. Minnesota, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/03/2007Dakota County, Rosemount, Lebanon Hills Regional Park, north and east of Jensen Lake on trail. Fruit collected along 5 km of trails.44.77944000, -93.15256000290Hardwood forest (maple, basswood,ash). This was an interesting site because it had extensive Rubus strigosus and R. occidentalis populations.Wild materialJim Luby collected from Minnesota.

1739825PI 653355
461PI 653356R. occidentalis Missouri ORUS 3832Rubus occidentalis L. Missouri, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/11/2006Webster County, New Hope Road (County Road 432), west of Fordland. Plants along roadside.37.16335000, -92.96401000455Wild materialPatrick Byers collected from Missouri.

1739827PI 653356
462PI 653357R. occidentalis North Carolina ORUS 3835Rubus occidentalis L. North Carolina, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/20/2006Madison County, Interstate 26 milepost 6, steep bank above North Carolina Welcome Center.35.87406000, -82.54523000730Wild materialRichard Moyer collected from North Carolina.

1739828PI 653357
463PI 653358R. occidentalis North Carolina ORUS 3837Rubus occidentalis L. North Carolina, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/23/2006Rutherford County, US 74 about 100m to the east of Broad River, just after highway crosses the river.35.42462000, -82.16490000300Wild materialRichard Moyer collected from North Carolina.

1739829PI 653358
464PI 653359R. occidentalis North Carolina ORUS 3838Rubus occidentalis L. North Carolina, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/23/2006Rutherford County, US 74 about 150m to the east of Broad River, just after highway crosses the river.35.42450000, -82.16403000300Wild materialRichard Moyer collected from North Carolina.

1739830PI 653359
465PI 653360R. occidentalis New York ORUS 3839Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/15/2006Ontario County, Sutton Road, 1.5 miles south of County Road 4 on east side of road at New York State Agricultural Experiment Station.42.86902000, -77.03994000225Wild materialCourtney Weber collected from New York.

1739831PI 653360
466PI 653361R. occidentalis New York ORUS 3840Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/15/2006Ontario County, Sutton Road south of County Road 4 west side. Western part of Sutton to Gates Road right of way.42.88485000, -77.04329000225Wild materialCourtney Weber collected from New York.

1739832PI 653361
467PI 653362R. occidentalis New YorkORUS 3842Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/09/2006Dutchess County, south of Millerton, east off US 44 on Downey Road, between corn field and Webatuck Creek.41.92600000, -73.51080000180Herbaceous plants and grasses.Wild materialKaren Kellogg collected from New York.

1739833PI 653362
468PI 653363R. occidentalis New YorkORUS 3843Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Columbia County, Farm Road, 1.5 miles southwest of route 22, near Copake Falls.42.13050000, -73.53350000180Mowed roadside, but, vines being crowed out by Multiflora Rose and Oriental Bittersweet. West exposure.Wild materialKaren Kellogg collected from New York.

1739834PI 653363
469PI 653364R. occidentalis New York ORUS 3844Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Yates County, northeast of Dundee, Smith Road, Road's End Farm.42.55950000, -76.93220000225Wild materialRivka Davis collected from New York.

1739835PI 653364
470PI 653365R. occidentalis New York ORUS 3845Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Yates County, northeast of Dundee, Smith Road, Road's End Farm.42.55950000, -76.93220000225Wild materialRivka Davis collected from New York.

1739836PI 653365
471PI 653366R. occidentalis New York ORUS 3846Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Yates County, northeast of Dundee, Smith Road, Road's End Farm.42.55831000, -76.93731000250Wild materialRivka Davis collected from New York.

1739837PI 653366
472PI 653367R. occidentalis New York ORUS 3848Rubus occidentalis L. New York, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/10/2006Yates County, northeast of Dundee, Smith Road, Road's End Farm.42.55950000, -76.93220000225Wild materialRivka Davis collected from New York.

1739838PI 653367
473PI 653368R. occidentalis Ohio ORUS 3849Rubus occidentalis L. Ohio, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/19/2006Clermont County, edge of woods by utility substation in a suburban neighorhood. Appoximate location: 39.05 N, 84.15 W.39.08465000, -84.25960000275Zone 6a. Soil pH probably neutral. Clay loam soil likely. Surrounded by Blackberries, probably Rubus allegheniensis.Wild materialMichele Stanton collected from Ohio.

1739839PI 653368
474PI 653369R. occidentalis Pennsylvania ORUS 3851Rubus occidentalis L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED07/11/2006Chester County, Honeybrook, 271 Hunter Run Road.40.08351000, -75.84386000185Growing on north side of grove of pines mainly in shade. Wineberry and garlic mustard growing nearby.Wild materialChris Mauchline collected from Pennsylvania.

1739840PI 653369
475PI 653370R. occidentalis Pennsylvania ORUS 3852Rubus occidentalis L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDInterstate 79, one to two miles north of Pennsylvania line. 200 meters north of rest stop, west side of road. (Rest Area's road.)39.73530000, -80.05660000300Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Pennsylvania.

1739841PI 653370
476PI 653371R. occidentalis Pennsylvania ORUS 3853Rubus occidentalis L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTEDSomerset County, Springs, Ash Hollow and Shade Grove Road, north of intersection.39.72570000, -79.16800000750Wild materialHarry Swartz collected from Pennsylvania.

1739842PI 653371
477PI 653372R. occidentalis Pennsylvania ORUS 3855Rubus occidentalis L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/29/2006Centre County, State College, growing in empty lot next door to 275 Osmond Street.40.78223000, -77.87083000360Wild materialMichael Bathrick collected from Pennsylvania.

1739843PI 653372
478PI 653373R. occidentalis Pennsylvania ORUS 3856Rubus occidentalis L. Pennsylvania, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/24/2006Centre County, west of Howard, growing across the street from 1096 Nittany Ridge Road.41.01383000, -77.58056000325Wild materialMichael Bathrick collected from Pennsylvania.

1739844PI 653373
479PI 653374R. occidentalisTennessee ORUS 3857, 3858Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/06/2006Davidson Couty. Southwest of Whites Creek, north of Lloyd Road and northeast of U.S. 41 Alternate (Clarksville Pike).36.25278000, -86.84750000170Patch of plants is isolated, in a wooded ravine in moderate shade.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739845PI 653374
480PI 653375R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3859-3862Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Davidson County, field between Dry Fork Creek and Dry Fork Road.36.24917000, -86.84028000140Morning sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739846PI 653375
481PI 653376R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3864 3865Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/11/2006Davidson County, Nashville, North side of Briley Parkway near intersection with Clarksville Pike.36.22972000, -86.83833000167Part to full morning sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739847PI 653376
482PI 653377R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3866 3867Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United States Historic2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Dekalb County, 200 m west of highway 70 bridge over Dry Creek, Dowelltown.36.00806000, -85.93111000182Part sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739848PI 653377
483PI 653378R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3868Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Dekalb County, Side of Dry Creek Road near intersection with Pea Ridge Road.35.94111000, -85.90861000197Full sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739849PI 653378
484PI 653379R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3871Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Dekalb County, side of road along Dry Creek.35.93222000, -85.91667000203Full sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739850PI 653379
485PI 653380R. occidentalis TennesseeRubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Dekalb County, side of Old Mill Hill Road on top of Highland Rim just west of Smithville.35.94611000, -85.89889000327Full sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739851PI 653380
486PI 653381R. occidentalis TennesseeRubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Dekalb County, Side of Old Mill Hill Road across from Braswell Cemetery just west of Smithville.35.94889000, -85.88444000340Full sun.Wild materialMany clusters evenly ripe. Berries medium size with very sweet, very good flavor. By far the best wild black raspberries I have found. - Hal Love, June 20061739852PI 653381
487PI 653382R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3883Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Van Buren County, side of road (Joe B. Mc Coy Road).35.79306000, -85.45056000950Part to full shade with wineberry.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739853PI 653382
488PI 653383R. occidentalis TennesseeRubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Warren County, Side of road (Northcutts Cove Road) in powerline cut.35.53917000, -85.75056000303Full sun to part shade.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

1739854PI 653383
489PI 653384R. occidentalis TennesseeRubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Grundy County, Side of road behind guardrail near Northcutt's Spring.35.51639000, -85.75250000312Growing in full sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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490PI 653385R. occidentalis TennesseeRubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Side of road (Northcutts Cove Road).35.50333000, -85.75333000333On steep hillside with limestone outcrops, growing with wineberry. Morning sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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491PI 653386R. occidentalis TennesseeRubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Warren County, long side of road (Northcutts Cove Road).35.53611000, -85.74944000327Full to part sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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492PI 653387R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3900Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Warren County, Side of Jeep road in Rogers Hollow.35.55306000, -85.77917000294Afternoon sun, three isolated plants with hydrangea.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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493PI 653388R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3902Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/09/2006Dekalb County, side of highway 56 south of Smithville.35.91250000, -85.82028000297Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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494PI 653389R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3904Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/10/2006Cannon County, side of highway 70 near Woodbury.35.81972000, -86.04611000248Morning shade, afternoon sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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495PI 653390R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3906Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/10/2006Van Buren County, side of Rocky River in deep gorge.35.63972000, -85.54000000321Growing in shade with hydrangea.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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496PI 653391R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3908Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/10/2006Van Buren County, side of Jeep Road (by Rocky River.)35.63611000, -85.53667000355Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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497PI 653392R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3909Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/10/2006Van Buren County, side of old logging camp. (Rocky River)35.62583000, -85.52833000370Part to full sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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498PI 653393R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3911Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/10/2006Van Buren County, below large limestone bluff. (Rocky River)35.62778000, -85.52694000364Full shade to full sun.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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499PI 653394R. occidentalis Tennessee ORUS 3912Rubus occidentalis L. Tennessee, United StatesCORNot Available2007COLLECTED06/10/2006Van Buren County, side of Jeep Road. (Rocky River)35.63111000, -85.53083000382Sunny, Rocky, very exposed, dry site.Wild materialHal Love collected from Tennessee.

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