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John Clark
The Fruit Research Station is the primary site of activity of the small fruit and grape breeding programs of the Agricultural Experiment Station. Hybridizations, seed collection, seedling evaluation, selection testing, and all other functions are conducted on several crops. Grape breeding emphasizes seedling table grapes, with a lessor effort on wine grape breeding. Blackberry breeding involves the development of improved cultivars, thornless and thorny, with enhanced fruit size, quality and plant health, in addition to the unique primocane-fruiting blackberry under development. Blueberry breeding focuses on southern highbush types with major objectives early ripening, excellent fruit quality, and mineral soil adaptation. For a description of small fruit and grape cultivars developed, visit the website: http://aragriculture.org/horticulture/fruits_nuts/default.asp
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