Rubus idaeus L. Red raspberry · Fruit crops · bred by Sjöstedt, Bo
also searched as: ариадне
10 August 2026
The plant is of the remontant type and fruits on current-year shoots. The bush is characterized by moderate vigor, the ability to form a large number of shoots, and the presence of a small number of thorns on them.
Berries ripen from August to September. The fruits are distinguished by their dark-red color and dense flesh, which ensures high transportability. The taste of the berries is described as sour.
The variety is used in agronomic research to analyze the influence of growth regulators on the balance of vegetative development and fruiting, as well as to study the composition of seed oil.
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