USPP30754P3 - Vaccinium corymbosum L. plant named ‘RYOKU NH-11’ - Google Patents

Abstract

A new and distinct variety of Vaccinium corymbosum L. plant named ‘RYOKU NH-11’, characterized by having stronger plant vigor, a more upright plant growth habit, comparatively early fruit ripening time, comparatively large and uniform fruit size, and smaller and dry stem scar, as compared to other Vaccinium corymbosum L. varieties.

Description

The latin name of the genus and species of the novel variety disclosed herein is: Vaccinium corymbosum L.

The novel variety of the Vaccinium corymbosum L. disclosed herein has been given the variety denomination: ‘RYOKU NH-11’.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priority to Japanese Plant Breeders' Rights Application No. 31723, filed Jan. 4, 2017, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a new and distinct hybrid variety of northern highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) named ‘RYOKU NH-11’. This novel variety was found by open pollination of ‘Chandler’, a seed parent variety, in the tests conducted for the period from 2003 to 2007 in Matsumoto-City, Nagano-prefecture, Japan. As stated below, ‘RYOKU NH-11’ has apparently different characteristics from those of the varieties ‘Chandler’ and ‘Blueray’, both being widely planted and being important varieties in the Chubu district of Japan.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Blueberry variety ‘RYOKU NH-11’ exhibits outstanding and distinguishing characteristics when grown under normal horticultural conditions in the area from Nagano-prefecture to the north of the Kanto in Japan, including:

• • (1) stronger plant vigor and more upright plant growth habit;
  • (2) comparatively early fruit ripening time (on average, around July 15 of each year, in Matsumoto-city, Nagano-prefecture, Japan);
  • (3) comparatively large and uniform fruit size; and
  • (4) smaller and dry stem scar.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying colored photographs (FIGS. 1 to 8) show typical bush, flower, fruit and leaf characteristics for the new Vaccinium corymbosum L. plant ‘RYOKU NH-11’. Colors shown are as accurate as can be reasonably reproduced by photographic means. In some cases, the color might differ slightly from the colors of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ recited in the description.

FIG. 1 shows a tree body of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: Jul. 10, 2015; photographed location: Matsumoto-City, Nagano-prefecture, Japan).

FIG. 2 shows a panoramic view of the cultivation area of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: Sep. 7, 2012; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

FIG. 3 shows whole flowers of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: May 6, 2014; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

FIG. 4 shows broken-down parts of a flower of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: May 6, 2014; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

FIG. 5 shows fruits of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: Jul. 20, 2012; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

FIG. 6 shows a cross-section of the fruits of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: Jul. 20, 2012; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

FIG. 7 shows an upper side of the leaves (10 sheets) of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: Aug. 3, 2012; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

FIG. 8 shows a lower side of the leaves (10 sheets) of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ (photographed date: Aug. 3, 2012; photographed location: same as FIG. 1).

DETAILED BOTANICAL DESRIPTION

A. Distinctive Characteristics of ‘RYOKU NY-11’

As described above, ‘RYOKU NH-11’ was obtained by the open pollination of ‘Chandler’, a seed parent (Note: the possible pollen parent might be ‘Blueray’). On Apr. 15, 2003, about 10,000 seeds of ‘Chandler’, which were cultivated in a field in Matsumoto-City, Nagano-prefecture, Japan, were seeded in plant seeding trays, and then transplanted to pots. The resulting seedlings (about 3,000) were planted in cultivation pots on May 1, 2004. Fructification of the planted seedlings were started from Jun. 20, 2007 (on Year 3), and about 200 plant individuals were selected based on the characteristics, including larger fruit size, better taste balance of sweetness and acidity, higher yield per plant, earlier ripening time, large and uniform fruits, etc. For the about 200 plant individuals selected, test plots (each including about 20 cuttings per plant individual) were formed, where these plants were asexually propagated by cutting means. During the period from Jul. 20, 2009 to Dec. 25, 2016 and for 3 generations, the plants were propagated and examined for their characteristics based on the growth, yield, and fruits quality in each test plot. For 10 test plots, the characteristics of the plants were observed for the period between the flowering time and the ripening time yearly for 5 years, and since neither variant nor off-type plant was observed for the period, the characterization of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ was finished on Dec. 25, 2016 and the breeding was completed.

‘RYOKU NH-11’ is a blueberry clone distinguishable from the important blueberry varieties ‘Chandler’ and ‘Blueray’, both of which are widely planted in the Chubu district of Japan, due to its characteristics including stronger plant vigor, more upright plant growth habit, earlier fruit ripening time, larger and more uniform fruit size, and smaller and dry stem scar. 27 plants of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ had been propagated by cutting means in Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan, and all the resulting plants were phenotypically indistinguishable from the original plant variety ‘RYOKU NH-11’. In addition, comparing to ‘Chandler’ and ‘Blueray’, the claimed plant ‘RYOKU NH-11’ has a more upright plant growth habit, about 1-week earlier fruit ripening time (on average, around July 15 of each year in Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan), more uniform fruit size and smaller stem scar when compared to its related variety ‘Chandler’, and has stronger plant vigor, larger fruit size, and smaller stem scar when compared to the ‘Blueray’ variety (see Table 1 below).

The following data defining the characteristics of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ were collected from the asexual propagation carried out in Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan. The plant history was taken on a plot of 10 five-year-old plants growing in Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan. ‘RYOKU NH-11’ has not been observed under all possible environmental conditions, and the measurements provided might therefore vary if grown in different environments. Where averages are given, the sample size was 10.

B. Phenotypic Description of Vaccinium corymbosum L. (‘RYOKU NH-11’)

Characteristics of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ are further specifically described as follows:

• 1. Plant:
  • • Plant vigor.—Strong, where the plant vigor is stronger than ‘Blueray’.
    • Plant size.—Large.
    • Growth habit.—Upright.
    • Plant height.—1.7 m on average for 5-year old plant.
    • Plant spread.—1.1 m on average for 5-year old plant.
    • Color of bark of plant.—Deep Red, 185-A (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Tendency toward evergreenness.—Absent.
    • Cold hardiness.—Survived in winter frost (below −10° C.) with minimum damage.
    • Ease of propagation.—At least 70% rooting percentage in each of the dormant wood cutting and softwood stem cutting, comparable to the other varieties.
• 2. Trunk and branches:
  • • Suckering tendency.—Less suckering as in ‘Chandler’.
    • Surface texture (of 6-month-old shoots).—Medium smoothness.
    • Surface texture (of 3-year-old and older wood).—Medium smoothness.
    • Color of new twigs observed in the field.—Yellow green.
    • Internode length.—15.3 mm on average.
• 3. Leaves:
  • • Length including petiole.—69.4 mm on average.
    • Width at widest point.—35.2 mm on average.
    • Shape.—Elliptic.
    • Leaf margin.—Entire.
    • Color.—Upper surface of leaves: Moderate Green, 135-B. Lower surface of leaves: Moderate Olive Green, 137-B (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Pubescence.—Upper Surface of leaves: Absent. Lower Surface of leaves: Absent. Margins: Absent.
    • Timing of vegetative bud burst.—Medium.
• 4. Flowers:
  • • Shape.—Campanulate.
    • Color of opened flower.—Greenish White, 157-D (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Flowering period.—Mean date of 50% opening of flowers in Matsumoto-City, Nagano-prefecture, Japan is May 1 (2 days earlier than ‘Chandler’).
    • Corolla.—Diameter: 9.6 mm on average. Length (from pedicel attachment point to corolla tip excluding the pedicel): 12.3 mm on average. Color: light yellow white. Anthocyanin coloration in corolla tube — Absent or very weak.
• 5. Reproductive organs:
  • • Pollen.—Color: Yellow.
• 6. Fruit:
  • • Mean date of 50% harvest in Matsumoto-City, Nagano-prefecture.—July 15.
    • Diameter of calyx aperture on mature berry.—7.2 mm on average.
    • Size and shape of calyx lobe on mature berry.—Medium in size, outcurving, and having deep calyx basin.
    • Detachment force for ripe berries (easy, medium, hard).—Easy.
    • Fruit cluster density (sparse, medium, dense).—Medium.
    • Fruiting type.—On one-year old shoots only.
• 7. Berry:
  • • Cluster (tight, medium, loose).—Medium.
    • Weight (on well-pruned plants).—4.51 g on average.
    • Height.—15.4 mm on average.
    • Width.—22.0 mm on average.
    • Shape.—Oblate.
    • Skin of fruit, with bloom.—Light Purplish Blue, 98-D (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Intensity of fruit bloom.—Medium.
    • Skin of fruit, without bloom.—Greyish Purplish Blue, 103-A (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Immature berry color, with bloom.—Light green.
    • Immature berry color, without bloom.—Light yellow green.
    • Flesh color.—Pale Yellow Green, 149-C (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Peel color.—Medium blue.
    • Color of seeds.—Brownish Orange, N167-B (The R.H.S. Colour Chart).
    • Pedicel scar.—Medium, 2.54 mm on average.
    • Firmness.—Medium.
    • Intensity of fruit sweetness.—Medium, Bx 10.8.
    • Intensity of fruit acidity.—High, pH 2.80.
    • Texture.—Crispy and juicy, medium seeds.
• 8. Use: ‘RYOKU NH-11’ produce northern highbush blueberries suitable for fruit-picking farms, fresh fruit markets and processed fruit markets, etc.
• 9. Resistance to disease, insects, and mites: ‘RYOKU NH-11’ grew vigorously and showed excellent bush survival in the field. It appears to be tolerant to stem blight (Botryosphaeria spp.) and root rot (Phytophthora cinnamoni), with very few young plants dying soon after planting. The response of ‘RYOKU NH-11’ to the various fungal species that cause summer leaf spots is typical of other northern highbush varieties, and fungicide applications may be needed after harvest in order to reduce foliar diseases and to retain leaves until autumn and make maximum flower bud set. Similarly, susceptibility to typical blueberry insect and mite pathogens, such as spotted wing Drosophila (Drosophila suzukii), blueberry gall midge (Dasineura oxycoccana) and blueberry bud mite (Acalitus vaccini), is similar to other northern highbush cultivars.

TABLE 1
(Comparison of characteristics among varieties)

Charact.	UPOV
No	No.	Code	Characteristics	Definition
1	1	QN	Plant: vigor	Strength of growth
	(*)	(+)		level of plant
2		QN	Plant: size	Size of plant crown
3	2	QN	Plant: growth habit	Whole shape of
	(*)	G		plant without
				pruning during
				dormant period
4	3	PQ	One-year-old	Color of middle part
			shoot: color	of shoot extended
				before dormant
				period
5		QN	One-year-old shoot:	Length of middle
			length	part of shoot
				extended before
				dormant period
6	4	QN	One-year-old shoot:	Length of internode
			length of intemode	of shoot extended
			(upper half)	before dormant
				period
				(upper half)
7	5	QN	Leaf: length	Length of leaf
	(*)			sufficiently
				expanded
8	6	QN	Leaf: width	Maximum width of
				mature leaf
9	7	QN	Leaf: ratio	Ratio of leaf length
			length/width	to maximum
				width (leaf
				length/leaf width)
10	8	PQ	Leaf: shape	Shape of mature leaf
	(*)
11		QN	Leaf: shape of tip	Shape of lip of
		(+)		mature leaf
12	9	QL	Leaf: color of	Color of surface of
			upper side	mature leaf
13	10	QN	Only varieties with	Intensity of green
	(*)		green leaf color:	color on surface of
			Leaf, intensity of	mature leaf
			green color on
			upper side
14	11	QL	Leaf: margin	Type of margin of
	(*)			mature leaf
15	12	QN	Flower bud:	Intensity of
			anthocyanin	anthocyanin
			coloration	coloration of
				flower bud occurring
				to one year old shoot
16	13	QN	Inflorescence:	Length of
			length (excluding	inflorescence at
			peduncle)	flowering time
				(excluding
				peduncle)
17	14	PQ	Flower: shape	Shape of corolla at
			of corolla	full bloom
18		PQ	Flower: color of	Color of corolla at
			corolla	full bloom
19	15	QN	Flower: size of corolla	Size of corolla
	(*)		tube	tube at full bloom
20	16	QN	Flower:	Intensity of
	(*)		anthocyanin	anthocyanin
			coloration of corolla	coloration on
			tube	surface of
				corolla tube
21	17	QL	Flower: ridges	Presence or
			on corolla tube	absence of ridges
				on corolla tube
22	18	QN	Fruit cluster: density	Density of fruit per
				fruit cluster
23	19	QN	Unripe fruit: intensity	Intensity of green
	(*)		of green color	color of fruit before
				ripening
24	20	QN	Fruit: size	Size of fruit at
	(*)			ripening
25	21	PQ	Fruit: shape in	Shape in
	(*)	(+)	longitudinal	longitudinal
			section	section of fruit at
				ripening
26		QN	Fruit: size of scar	Size of stem scar of
		(+)		mature fruit
27		PQ	Fruit: shape of	Shape ot calyx
		(+)	calyx cavity	cavity of
				mature fruit
28	22	QN	Fruit: attitude of sepals	Attitude of sepals
				relative to
				mature fruit
29	23	QN	Fruit: type of sepals	Direction of curving
				of sepals
30	24	QN	Fruit: diameter of	Diameter of
			calyx basin	calyx basin
				of mature fruit
31	25	QN	Fruit: depth of	Depth of calyx
			calyx basin	basin of mature
				fruit
32	26	QN	Fruit: intensity of	Intensity of
	(*)		bloom	bloom on surface of
				mature fruit
33	27	PQ	Fruit: color of skin	Color of skin of
	(*)	G	(after removal	mature fruit after
			of bloom)	removal of bloom
34	28	QN	Fruit: firmness	Firmness of
		(+)		mature fruit
35		PQ	Fruit: color of flesh	Color of flesh of
				mature fruit
36	29	QN	Fruit: sweetness	Sweetness of
	(*)	(+)		mature fruit
37	30	QN	Fruit: acidity	Acidity of mature
	(*)	(+)		fruit
38	31	QL	Plant: fruiting type	Shoots to which
	(*)	G		fruits adnate
39		QN	Fruit: tendency of	Tendency of
			cracking	cracking during
				harvest season
40	32	QN	Time of vegetative	Time of beginning
	(*)	(+)	bud burst	to burst
				first vegetative
				bud of each
				individual plant
41	33	QN	Time of beginning of	Time of 10%
	(*)	(+)	flowering on one-	flowering occurring
		G	year-old shoot	to one year old
				shoot
42	34	QN	Varieties which fruit	Time of 10%
	(*)	(+)	on one-year-old shoot	flowering
		G	and current season's	occurring to current
			shoot: Time of begin-	year's shoot
			ning of flowering
			on current year's shoot
43	35	QN	Time of beginning	Time of 10% fruit
		(+)	of fruit ripening on	ripening on one
		G	one-year-old shoot	year old shoot
44		QN	Period of harvest	Length of
				harvest period
				of fruit
45	36	QN	Varieties which fruit	Tme of 10% fruit
	(*)	(+)	on one-year-old shoot	ripening on current
		G	and current	year's shoot
			season's shoot:
			Time of beginning
			of ripening on
			current year's shoot

Charact.				Standard Variety
No	Method	Class	State	(Ex tor.)
1	Observation	3	weak	Bluetta,
	(a)			Meader
	VG	5	medium	Collins,
				Weymouth
		7	strong	Berkeley,
				Homebell,
				Woodard
2	Observation	3	small	Avonblue,
	(a)			Bluetta,
	VG			Flordablue
		5	medium	Bluecrop,
				Earliblue
		7	large	Dixi, Homebell,
				Tifblue
3	Observation	1	upright	Becyblue,
	(a)			Bluechip,
	VG			June, Spartan
		2	semi-upright	Bluecrop,
				Lateblue
		3	spreading	Northland,
				Weymouth
4	Observation	1	green
	(a)	2	greenish red
	VG	3	greyish red	Briteblue,
				Homebell
		4	reddish yellow	Berkeley, Dixi
		5	reddish brown	Blueray, Darrow,
				Weymouth
		6	dark red
5	Measurement	3	short
	mm	5	medium
	(a)	7	long
	VG
6	Observation	3	short	Avonblue,
	(a)			Weymouth
	VG	5	medium
		7	long	Jersey
7	Measurement	3	short
	mm	5	medium
	(b)	7	long
	MS/
	VG
8	Measurement	3	narrow
	mm	5	medium
	(b)	7	broad
	MS/
	VG
9	Measurement	3	small
	(b)	5	medium
	MS/	7	large
	VG
10	Observation	1	lanceolate
	(b)	2	ovate	Northland
	VG	3	elliptic	Berkeley,
				Collins,
				Coville
		4	oblong
11	Observation	3	acute	Weymouth,
	(b)			Woodard
	VG	5	medium	Earliblue, Tifblue
		7	obtuse	Berkeley, Climax,
				Southland
12	Observation	1	yellow
	(b)	2	green	Bluechip,
	VG			Bluecrop, Blueray
13	Observation	3	light
	(b)	5	medium
	VG	7	dark
14	Observation	1	entire
	(b)	2	serrate
	VG
15	Observation	3	weak
	(a)	5	medium
	VG	7	strong
16	Measurement	3	short
	mm	5	medium
	(c)	7	long
	MS/
	VG
17	Observation	1	urceolate	Bluecrop,
	(c)			Jersey
	VG	2	campanulate	Northblue,
				Northsky
		3	cylindrical
18	Observation	1	white	Aliceblue,
	(c)			Bluetta,
	VG			Briteblue
		2	creamy white	Avonblue,
				Berkeley,
				Bluecrop
		3	greenish white	Blueray,
				Collins, Coville
		4	light pink	Bluebell,
				Delite, Dixi,
				Tifblue
19	Observation	3	small
	(c)	5	medium
	VG	7	large
20	Observation	1	absent or very weak
	(c)	3	weak
	VG	5	medium
		7	strong
21	Observaton	1	absent	Herbert
	(c)	9	present	Aliceblue
	VG			Berkeley, Dixi
22	Observation	3	sparse	Homebell,
	(d)			Jersey,
	VG			Woodard
		5	medium	Bluechip,
				Bluecrop,
				Bluetta
		7	dense	Darrow,
				Herbert, Patriot
23	Observation	3	light
	VG	5	medium
		7	dark
24	Observation	3	small	Homebell,
	(d)			June,
	VG			Northblue
		5	medium	Collins,
				Earliblue
		7	large	Berkeley,
				Bluecrop, Spartan
25	Observation	1	elliptic
	(d)	2	round	Berkeley,
	VG			Jersey,
				Sharpblue
		3	oblate	Earliblue,
				Harison,
				Woodard
26	Observation	3	small
	(d)	5	medium
	VG	7	large
27	Observation	1	star
	(d)	2	circular
	VG
28	Observation	1	erect
	(d)	2	erect to semi-erect
	VG	3	semi-erect
		4	level
29	Observation	1	incurving
	(d)	2	straight
	VG	3	reflexed
30	Observation	3	small	Avonblue,
	(d)			Bluechip,
	VG			Sharpblue
		5	medium	Blueray,
				Woodard
		7	large	Coville, Darrow,
				Homebell
31	Observation	3	shallow	Bluecrop,
	(d)			Rancocas,
	VG			Tifblue
		5	medium	Earliblue, Jersey
		7	deep	Blueray,
				Collins, Dixi
32	Observation	1	very weak
	(d)	3	weak	Dixi, Herbert,
	VG			Sharpblue
		5	medium	Collins, Coville
		7	strong	Avonblue,
				Bluecrop,
				Tifblue
33	Observation	1	light blue	Berkeley,
	(d)			Bluechip,
	VG			Tifblue
		2	medium blue	Blueray,
				Jerse, June
		3	dark blue	Dixi, Homebell
		4	blue red
34	Observation	3	soft	Herbert,
	(d)			Homebell,
	VG/			Spartan
	VS	5	medium	Collins, Dixi
		7	firm	Coville,
				Southland
		9	very firm
35	Observation	1	white	Berkeley,
	(d)			Bluecrop,
	VG			Blueray
		2	cream	Earliblue
		3	light green	Bluechip,
				Lateblue,
				Sharpblue
		4	light purple	Aliceblue,
				Delite,
				Homebell
36	Observation	3	low	Avonblue,
	(d)			Bluechip
	VG	5	medium	Berkeley,
				Bluetta, Spartan
		7	high	Aliceblue,
				Bluecrop,
				Blueray
37	Observation	3	low	Earliblue,
	(d)			Homebell
	VG	5	medium	Blueray, Herbert
		7	high	Collins,
				Elliott, Lateblue
38	Observation	1	on one-year-old
	(c)		shoots only
	VG	2	on one-year-old
			and current
			season's shoots
39	Observation	3	less	Earliblue,
	(d)			Herbert,
	VG			Spartan
		5	medium	Avonblue,
				Berkeley,
				Bluechip
		7	much	Briteblue, Climax,
				Darrow
40	Measurement	3	early	Avonblue,
	MG			Beckyblue,
				Sharpblue
		5	medium	Darrow,
				Weymouth
		7	late	Elliott, Lateblue
41	Measurement	1	very early
	MG	3	early
		5	medium	Bluecrop,
				Collins, Woodard
		7	late	Dixi, Herbert,
				Lateblue
		9	very late
42	Measurement	3	early
	MG	5	medium
		7	late
43	Measurement	1	very early
	MG	3	early	Avonblue,
				Earliblue,
				Weymouth
		5	medium	Herbert,
				Jersey
		7	late	Briteblue,
				Elliott,
				Tifblue
		9	very late
44	Measurement	3	short	Darrow,
	MG			Northblue
		5	medium	Berkeley,
				Bluecrop
		7	long	Briteblue,
				Tifblue, Woodard
45	Measurement	3	early
	MG
		5	medium
		7	late

The present variety

Control Varieties

Charact. No	RYOKU NH-11	Blueray	Chandler
1	7	6	7
2	7	5	7
3	1	1	2
4	5	5	4
5	6	5	7
	(214 mm)	(173 mm)	(288 mm)
6	4	3	5
	(15.3 mm)	(14.0 mm)	(167 mm)
7	5	5	5
	(69.4 mm)	(68.0 mm)	(67.0 mm)
8	5	5	5
	(35.2 mm)	(31.0 mm)	(36.3 mm)
9	5	5	5
	(157)	(2.20)	(185)
10	3	3	3
11	5	5	5
12	2	2	2
13	5	5	5
14	1	1	1
15	5	7	5
16	6	5	6
	(35.6 mm)	(28.7 mm)	(35.1 mm)
17	2	1-2	2-3
18	2	3	1
19	7	5	7
20	1	3	1
21	9	9	9
22	5	7	7
23	3	7	3
24	7	5	7
	(4.51 g)	(2.89 g)	(5.72 g)
25	3	3	3
26	5	7	7
	(2.54 mm)	(3.80 mm)	(3.98 mm)
27	2	2	2
28	3	3	3
29	3	1	3
30	7	5	7
	(7.18 mm)	(4.40 mm)	(6.46 mm)
31	7	7	7
	(2.40 mm)	(2.60 mm)	(2.32 mm)
32	5	5	5
33	2	2	2
34	5	6	5
35	2-3	3	3
36	5	7	6
	(Bx 10.8)	(Bx 12.6)	(Bx 13.0)
37	7	5	6
	(pH 2.80)	(pH 3.12)	(pH 2.96)
38	1	1	1
39	3	3	3
40	5	5	5
	Apr. 8 (2016)	Apr. 6 (2016)	Apr. 8 (2016)
41	6	5	6
	Apr. 26 (2016)	Apr. 23 (2016)	Apr. 27 (2016)
42	—	—	—
43	6	5	7
	Middle July to	Middle July to	Late July to
	late July	late July	early August
44	5	5	5
45	—	—	—

Claims (1)

What is claimed is:

1. A new and distinct variety of Vaccinium corymbosum L. plant named ‘RYOKU NH-11’, as described and illustrated herein.

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