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ActiveRubus idaeus L. · Red raspberry
Vinson Peter Edward
Rubus idaeus L. Red raspberry · Fruit crops
also searched as: сенека блак кап
10 August 2026
The plant has perennial roots and biennial arched canes covered with thorns. Upon ripening, the berries easily detach from the receptacle, maintaining a hollow structure inside.
The variety ripens 8–10 days later than the Doolittle variety. It propagates by tip layering, which is a biological characteristic of the species Rubus occidentalis that distinguishes it from red raspberries.
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Nearby in the species list Schönemann, SEL. 1088, SEL. 1095, SEL. 1112, SEL. 1401, SEL. 1415, SEL. EMRS 3650/3, SEL. EMRS 3650/6, Selectie Eversdijk, Seneca, September, Serena, Shani, Shopska alena, Shpolianochka, Siaivo, Simona, Sirius, Skeena, Skierka