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Rubus chamaemorus L. Bake-apple · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The variety is a natural bisexual clone discovered in Finland. The plant is a herbaceous subshrub 10–30 cm tall with creeping rhizomes. The main feature of the variety is self-fertility, which eliminates the need to plant male and female individuals to obtain a harvest.

The berries of the variety are large, weighing about 1.5–2 g, and change color from green-yellow to honey-amber upon ripening. The plant is characterized by high winter hardiness. Cultivation requires acidic, humus-rich soils, such as sphagnum peat or sphagnum moss, as well as a high level of humidity.

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Countries of admission

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Luonnonvarakeskus / Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) Submitted the application to the register

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Same species

Other varieties: Bake-apple

All 3 varieties of species

Mora

Terminated

Rubus chamaemorus L. · Bake-apple

Toomas Jaadla

EE
3 records

SPEC021

Withdrawn

Rubus chamaemorus L. · Bake-apple

Johannes A.C. Jansen

4 records

Nearby in the species list Mora, SPEC021

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