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USPP33759P3
USPP33759P3 US16/501,887 US201916501887V USPP33759P3 US PP33759 P3 USPP33759 P3 US PP33759P3 US 201916501887 V US201916501887 V US 201916501887V US PP33759 P3 USPP33759 P3 US PP33759P3
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  • the present invention relates to a new and distinct primocane raspberry variety designated as ‘R15-21-5’.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ was obtained from seed produced by bees pollination of seedlings and was first fruited in Gibraleón (Huelva, Spain) growing fields in 2015. From the seedling and during testing, the plant was designated ‘R15-21-5’.
  • Seed female parent ‘R14-21’ (SD.10.82.6 x ‘Tulameen’) was an unpatented seedling grown in a controlled area with other seedlings and selected for its combination of favorable characteristics on primocane production. The male parent is unknown.
  • the new variety ‘R15-21-5’ was asexually propagated by root cuttings in a controlled environment at Gibraleón, Huelva, Spain. Asexual propagules from the original source have been tested in Cartaya, Moguer and Palos de la Frontera (Huelva, Spain) growing fields and to a limited extent. The properties of this variety were found to be transmissible by such asexual reproduction. This cultivar is stable and reproduces true to type in successive generations of asexual reproduction.
  • This invention concerns a new and distinct cultivar of primocane raspberry variety.
  • the varietal denomination of the new variety is ‘R15-21-5’.
  • the new raspberry cultivar ‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from other cultivars by its combination of traits which include very high production from October to January on primocanes and from April to June on floricanes; semi-upright branched plant; the vigour of the plant is medium-high, the fruit color is light red, trapezoidal-shaped, firm fruit and large size.
  • the cultivar shows a very early cropping season production in protected culture.
  • FIG. 1 shows plant habit, 140 days after planting date.
  • FIG. 2 shows current season's cane, 140 days after planting date.
  • FIG. 3 shows the upperside leaves.
  • FIG. 4 shows the downside leaves.
  • FIG. 5 shows the upperside flowers.
  • FIG. 6 shows the downside flowers.
  • FIG. 7 shows the whole fruit on plant, 140 days after planting date.
  • FIG. 8 shows the fruit in longitudinal cross-section, 140 days after planting date.
  • FIG. 9 shows the upperside and downside leaves of ‘R15-21-5’ compared with other commercial varieties.
  • FIG. 10 shows cane of ‘R15-21-5’ compared with other commercial varieties 140 days after planting date.
  • This invention relates to a new and distinctive primocane raspberry cultivar named ‘R15-21-5’.
  • R15-21-5 is a semi-upright, medium-high vigorous plant with some branches that produces large fruit size, light red colored and trapezoidal shape.
  • Fruit production season is much earlier than other cultivars when grown in protected culture, this allows large quantities of fruits in winter and early spring. Fruit is easily removed from its receptacle, with adequate width of the cavity, and easily visible on branches.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ has not been noted to be sensitive to any pest in Huelva (Spain). Specifically, it is relatively tolerant to aphids and spider mites.
  • Plants of ‘R15-21-5’ are slightly susceptible to powdery mildew ( Podosphaera aphanis ) when greenhouse grown.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ can be asexually propagated by root suckers, root cuttings and other known methods of propagating raspberry plants. No off-type plants have been observed in the history of asexual propagation of this cultivar by either method.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from seed parent ‘R14-21’ and ‘Tulameen’ by the following characteristics:
  • Plant. ‘R15-21-5’ shows less vigor than seed parent ‘R14-21’ and a greater number of lateral branches than ‘Tulameen’.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ shows large light red coloured fruit with a trapezoidal shape, and ‘R14-21’ fruit is smaller and the color is darker. Fruit color and shape of fruit is similar to those of ‘Tulameen’ but ‘R15-21-5’ shows larger fruits.
  • Root. ‘R15-21-5’ shows a denser and thinner root system than ‘Heritage’ or ‘Adelita’.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ is more vigorous and shows a greater number of branches than ‘Heritage’ or ‘Adelita’. Branches of ‘R15-21-5’ are thicker than those of ‘Adelita’.
  • Leaf. ‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from other commercial cultivars such as ‘Heritage’ or ‘Adelita’ by the shape of the terminal leaflets ( FIG. 9 ).
  • Leaf rugosity in ‘R15-21-5’ is medium, which is more rugosity than that for ‘Heritage’ and less rugosity than that for ‘Adelita’ ( FIG. 9 ).
  • the green color of leaf upper side of ‘R15-21-5’ (RHS, NN137B to NN137C) is lighter than that for ‘Adelita’ (RHS, 138A to 137A) and ‘Heritage’ (RHS, 137A to NN137A) ( FIG. 9 ).
  • R15-21-5 shows glaucosity (Waxy Bloom) presence in canes and branches, meanwhile glaucosity (Waxy Bloom) in ‘Adelita’ is absent ( FIG. 10 ).
  • Cane color in ‘R15-21-5’ is near to RHS, 143B to 144A, whereas in ‘Heritage’ cane color is near to RHS, 142B to 142C.
  • ‘R15-21-5’ shows a trapezoidal shaped fruit, meanwhile fruit shape in ‘Adelita’ is conical. In contrast, ‘Heritage’ shows a rounded general shape in fruit. ‘R15-21-5’ shows lighter red colored fruit (RHS, 46B to 46C) than ‘Adelita’ (RHS, 47A to 46A) and ‘Heritage’ (RHS, 59A to 59B).
  • Table 1 Fruit production, weight per fruit and Brix degrees of the varieties ‘R15-21-5’ and ‘Adelita’ from October 2016 to January 2017 on primocanes. Each value is the result of the average of three repetitions of 6 plants. yield, total commercial yield in grams per plant; weight, weight in grams per first quality fruits; brix, Brix degrees.
  • raspberry variety ‘R15-21-5’ from known raspberry varieties. It is based in UPOV terminology and color references are made to The Royal Horticultural Society Colour Chart, 2015 Edition, except where general terms of ordinary dictionary significance are used.
  • Fruits are suitable for fresh consumption with excellent quality and high firmness. ‘R15-21-5’ fruit maintains quality characteristics when it is kept in a refrigerated chamber, such as a Frigo® Zika refrigeration chamber, with temperatures ranging from 2° C. to 4° C. for three days.
  • a refrigerated chamber such as a Frigo® Zika refrigeration chamber
  • ‘R15-21-5’ plants are suitable to be cultivated to USDA Hardiness Zone ‘9b’.

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The present invention provides a new and distinct raspberry plant designated as ‘R15-21-5’. The new raspberry cultivar is distinguished from other cultivars by its combination of traits which include very early production on primocanes, branching habit, large light red colored fruit, trapezoidal shaped and fruits suitable for fresh consumption.

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Latin name of the genus and species: Rubus idaeus L.
Varietal denomination: ‘R15-21-5’.
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
This application relates to Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO) Application/Registration Number 2018/0640, filed in the Europe on Mar. 1, 2018, and the National Service of Certification and Identification of Seeds (SNICS) Application/Registration Number CP-2373, filed in the Mexico on Jun. 28, 2019, both applications of which are herein entirely incorporated by reference for all purposes.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a new and distinct primocane raspberry variety designated as ‘R15-21-5’.
‘R15-21-5’ was obtained from seed produced by bees pollination of seedlings and was first fruited in Gibraleón (Huelva, Spain) growing fields in 2015. From the seedling and during testing, the plant was designated ‘R15-21-5’. Seed female parent ‘R14-21’ (SD.10.82.6 x ‘Tulameen’) was an unpatented seedling grown in a controlled area with other seedlings and selected for its combination of favorable characteristics on primocane production. The male parent is unknown.
The new variety ‘R15-21-5’ was asexually propagated by root cuttings in a controlled environment at Gibraleón, Huelva, Spain. Asexual propagules from the original source have been tested in Cartaya, Moguer and Palos de la Frontera (Huelva, Spain) growing fields and to a limited extent. The properties of this variety were found to be transmissible by such asexual reproduction. This cultivar is stable and reproduces true to type in successive generations of asexual reproduction.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
This invention concerns a new and distinct cultivar of primocane raspberry variety. The varietal denomination of the new variety is ‘R15-21-5’. The new raspberry cultivar ‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from other cultivars by its combination of traits which include very high production from October to January on primocanes and from April to June on floricanes; semi-upright branched plant; the vigour of the plant is medium-high, the fruit color is light red, trapezoidal-shaped, firm fruit and large size. The cultivar shows a very early cropping season production in protected culture.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING
The accompanying colour photographs and traits show typical specimens of the new cultivar at various stages of development as nearly true as it is possible to make in colour reproductions. The pictures were taken during 2018 in Huelva, Spain.
FIG. 1 shows plant habit, 140 days after planting date.
FIG. 2 shows current season's cane, 140 days after planting date.
FIG. 3 shows the upperside leaves.
FIG. 4 shows the downside leaves.
FIG. 5 shows the upperside flowers.
FIG. 6 shows the downside flowers.
FIG. 7 shows the whole fruit on plant, 140 days after planting date.
FIG. 8 shows the fruit in longitudinal cross-section, 140 days after planting date.
FIG. 9 shows the upperside and downside leaves of ‘R15-21-5’ compared with other commercial varieties.
FIG. 10 shows cane of ‘R15-21-5’ compared with other commercial varieties 140 days after planting date.
 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to a new and distinctive primocane raspberry cultivar named ‘R15-21-5’.
‘R15-21-5’ is a semi-upright, medium-high vigorous plant with some branches that produces large fruit size, light red colored and trapezoidal shape.
Fruit production season is much earlier than other cultivars when grown in protected culture, this allows large quantities of fruits in winter and early spring. Fruit is easily removed from its receptacle, with adequate width of the cavity, and easily visible on branches.
‘R15-21-5’ has not been noted to be sensitive to any pest in Huelva (Spain). Specifically, it is relatively tolerant to aphids and spider mites.
Plants of ‘R15-21-5’ are slightly susceptible to powdery mildew (Podosphaera aphanis) when greenhouse grown.
‘R15-21-5’ can be asexually propagated by root suckers, root cuttings and other known methods of propagating raspberry plants. No off-type plants have been observed in the history of asexual propagation of this cultivar by either method.
‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from seed parent ‘R14-21’ and ‘Tulameen’ by the following characteristics:
Plant. ‘R15-21-5’ shows less vigor than seed parent ‘R14-21’ and a greater number of lateral branches than ‘Tulameen’.
Current season's cane. ‘R15-21-5’ shows less cane diameter than ‘R14-21’ and ‘Tulameen’.
Fruit. ‘R15-21-5’ shows large light red coloured fruit with a trapezoidal shape, and ‘R14-21’ fruit is smaller and the color is darker. Fruit color and shape of fruit is similar to those of ‘Tulameen’ but ‘R15-21-5’ shows larger fruits.
Spines. ‘R15-21-5’ shows less spine density and the spines are smaller than the spines in ‘R14-21’.
‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from other commercial cultivars by the following characteristics:
General. The onset of flowering on current season's canes in ‘R15-21-5’ begins 100 to 110 days after roots are planted in July. This is earlier than other commercial varieties such as ‘Heritage’ (unpatented variety), which flowers on current season's canes 140 to 150 days after planting in July; or, ‘Adelita’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 25,245 P3), which flowers on current season's canes 130 to 140 days after roots are planted in July.
Root. ‘R15-21-5’ shows a denser and thinner root system than ‘Heritage’ or ‘Adelita’.
Plant. ‘R15-21-5’ is more vigorous and shows a greater number of branches than ‘Heritage’ or ‘Adelita’. Branches of ‘R15-21-5’ are thicker than those of ‘Adelita’.
Leaf. ‘R15-21-5’ is distinguished from other commercial cultivars such as ‘Heritage’ or ‘Adelita’ by the shape of the terminal leaflets (FIG. 9). Leaf rugosity in ‘R15-21-5’ is medium, which is more rugosity than that for ‘Heritage’ and less rugosity than that for ‘Adelita’ (FIG. 9). The green color of leaf upper side of ‘R15-21-5’ (RHS, NN137B to NN137C) is lighter than that for ‘Adelita’ (RHS, 138A to 137A) and ‘Heritage’ (RHS, 137A to NN137A) (FIG. 9).
Current season's cane. ‘R15-21-5’ shows glaucosity (Waxy Bloom) presence in canes and branches, meanwhile glaucosity (Waxy Bloom) in ‘Adelita’ is absent (FIG. 10). Cane color in ‘R15-21-5’ is near to RHS, 143B to 144A, whereas in ‘Heritage’ cane color is near to RHS, 142B to 142C.
Spines. ‘R15-21-5’ shows more spine density than ‘Adelita’ and less spine density than ‘Heritage’ in current season's cane (FIG. 10) and pedicel (FIG. 9).
Fruit. ‘R15-21-5’ shows a trapezoidal shaped fruit, meanwhile fruit shape in ‘Adelita’ is conical. In contrast, ‘Heritage’ shows a rounded general shape in fruit. ‘R15-21-5’ shows lighter red colored fruit (RHS, 46B to 46C) than ‘Adelita’ (RHS, 47A to 46A) and ‘Heritage’ (RHS, 59A to 59B).
The results provided below describe production, weight per fruit and Brix degrees of the variety ‘R15-21-5’ and commercial variety ‘Adelita’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 25,245 P3) from October 2016 to January 2017 on primocanes (Table 1) and from April 2017 to June 2017 on floricanes (Table 2). The results come from one trial located in Gibraleón (Huelva, Spain). The trial was a randomized complete block design with three repetitions and 6 plants per plot. Root cuttings were cultivated from Jul. 17, 2016 to May 31, 2017. It was cultivated under standard conditions of raspberry cultivation in Huelva, Spain.
TABLE 1
Variety Location Cultivation method Yield brix Weight
‘R15-21-5’ Gibraleón Hydroponic 1699 9.5 6.6
‘Adelita’ Gibraleón Hydroponic 1126 9.0 6.9
Table 1. Fruit production, weight per fruit and Brix degrees of the varieties ‘R15-21-5’ and ‘Adelita’ from October 2016 to January 2017 on primocanes. Each value is the result of the average of three repetitions of 6 plants. yield, total commercial yield in grams per plant; weight, weight in grams per first quality fruits; brix, Brix degrees.
TABLE 2
Variety Location Cultivation method Yield brix weight
‘R15-21-5’ Gibraleón Hydroponic 1317 9.3 7.5
‘Adelita’ Gibraleón Hydroponic  965 9.1 7.1
Table 2. Fruit production, weight per fruit and Brix degrees of the varieties ‘R15-21-5’ and ‘Adelita’ from April 2017 to June 2017 on floricanes. Each value is the result of the average of three repetitions of 6 plants. yield, total commercial yield in grams per plant; weight, weight in grams per first quality fruits; brix, Brix degrees.
The following traits in combination distinguish raspberry variety ‘R15-21-5’ from known raspberry varieties. It is based in UPOV terminology and color references are made to The Royal Horticultural Society Colour Chart, 2015 Edition, except where general terms of ordinary dictionary significance are used.
Following observations describe primocane variety with fruit production from October 2016 to January 2017 on primocanes and from end of April 2017 to June 2017 on floricanes, in 30-liter container in a greenhouse located in Huelva (Spain). Root cuttings were used for planting in July 2016.
TABLE 3
General.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Main bearing type Both, on previous year's cane and
on current year's cane
Time of cane emergence Early, 15 days from root summer
planting date (July)
Time of beginning of flowering Very early, 100 to 110 days from
on current season's cane summer planting date (July)
Time of beginning of fruit ripening Very early, 120 to 140 days from
on current year's cane summer planting date (July)
Length of fruiting period on Long, 10 to 12 weeks from summer
current year's cane planting date (July)
TABLE 4
Root.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Habit Dense
Thickness Medium to thin
Color RHS, 164A to 164B
Observations made at the end of harvest on the current season's cane.
TABLE 5
Plant.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Habit Semi-upright
Vigor Medium to high
Height 190 to 200 cm
Width, plant diameter 80 to 100 cm
Observations made just before harvest on the current season's cane.
TABLE 6
Very young shoots.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Anthocyanin coloration of apex during Absent
rapid growth
Color RHS, 144B to 144C
Observations made when the shoots are about 15 cm long.
TABLE 7
Current season's cane.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Glaucosity (Waxy Bloom) Present
Texture Smooth
Anthocyanin coloration Absent
Length of internode Medium, 5.0 to 7.0 cm
Length of vegetative bud Medium, 0.5 to 1.0 cm
Length Long, 190 to 200 cm
Diameter 1.28 to 1.36 cm
Color RHS, 143B to 144A
Observations made just before harvest, made in the middle third of the current season's cane.
TABLE 8
Lateral branches.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Habit Upright
Texture Smooth
Glaucosity (Waxy Bloom) Present
Anthocyanin coloration Absent
Length of internode Medium, 5.0 to 7.0 cm
Length Long, 68 to 110 cm
Diameter 0.68 to 0.87 cm
Color RHS, 144B to 144C
Observations made just before harvest, made in the middle third of the current season's cane.
TABLE 9
Spines.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Presence Present
Density Sparse, 4.39/cm2
Size of base Small, 0.10 to 0.20 cm
Length Short, 0.20 to 0.30 cm
Shape Deltoid
Color RHS, 184A
Observations on spines made in the middle third of the current season's cane.
TABLE 10
Petioles.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Spines density Very few, 5 to 8
Length 5.5 to 8.5 cm
Color RHS, 144B to 144C
Diameter 0.30 to 0.37 cm
Observations made on fully developed leaves from the middle third of the cane.
TABLE 11
Stipules.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Number per leaf 2
Length 0.5 to 0.8 cm
Width <0.1 cm
Shape Erect
Color RHS, 144B
Observations made on fully developed leaves from the middle third of the cane.
TABLE 12
Leaf.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Color of upper side RHS, NN137B to NN137C
Color of lower side RHS, 148B
Venation pattern Reticulate
Venation color RHS, 143C
Predominant number of leaflets 3
Profile of leaflets in cross section Concave
Rugosity Medium
Relative position of lateral leaflets Touching
Length Long, 26.5 to 28.0 cm
Width Broad, 28.0 to 30.5 cm
Shape Unipinnate, Imparipinnate
Shape of tip Acuminate
Shape of base Rounded
Shape of margin Serrate
Length of terminal leaflet Long, 15.5 to 18.5 cm
Width of terminal leaflet Broad, 14.5 to 16.5 cm
Length of lateral leaflet Long, 14.5 to 15.3 cm
Width of lateral leaflet Broad, 9.2 to 10.0 cm
Rachis length between terminal leaflet and Long, 4.5 to 5.5 cm
adjacent lateral leaflets
Rachis diameter 3.5 to 4.5 cm
Rachis texture Smooth
Rachis color RHS, 144C
Observations made on fully developed leaves from the middle third of the cane.
TABLE 13
Pedicel.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Number of spines on pedicel Medium, 15 to 30
Diameter 0.11 to 0.13 cm
Length 4.5 to 5.5 cm
Color RHS, 143C to 144B
Observations made during the autumn fruiting period.
TABLE 14
Peduncles.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Presence of anthocyanin coloration Absent
Diameter 0.18 to 0.25 cm
Length 10 to 12 cm
Color RHS, 143C to 144B
Observations made during the autumn fruiting period.
TABLE 15
Petals.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Number per flower 5 to 7
Length 0.5 to 0.6 cm
Width 0.3 to 0.4 cm
Shape Elliptic
Apex shape Obcordate
Base shape Acute
Margin shape Entire
Petal texture of upper side Smooth
Petal texture of lower side Smooth
Petal color of upper side RHS, NN155A to NN155B
Petal color of lower side RHS, NN155A to NN155B
Observations made during the autumn fruiting period.
TABLE 16
Sepals.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Number of sepals per flower 5
Length 1.12 to 1.20 cm
Width 0.5 to 0.7 cm
Shape Deltoid
Apex shape Aristate
Margin shape Entire
Sepal texture of upper side Smooth
Sepal texture of lower side Smooth
Color of upper side RHS, 143B to 143C
Color of lower side RHS, 143A
Observations made during the autumn fruiting period.
TABLE 17
Flower.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Size Large
Depth 0.9 to 1.2 cm
Diameter 1.9 to 2.7 cm
Observations made during the autumn fruiting period
TABLE 18
Reproductive organs.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Number of pistils/flower 126 to 142
Pistil length 0.3 to 0.5 cm
Ovary shape Oval
Ovary color RHS, 144D
Style length 0.3 to 0.4 cm
Style color RHS, 155A
Number of stamens/flower 102 to 116
Stamen length 0.4 to 0.6 cm
Stamen shape Oval
Stamen color RHS, 155A
Pollen color RHS, 155B
Observations made during the autumn fruiting period
TABLE 19
Fruit.
Characteristic ‘R15-21-5’
Length Long, 2.6 to 3.0 cm
Width Broad, 2.5 to 2.8 cm
Ratio length/width Large
General shape in lateral view Trapezoidal
Size of single drupe Large, 0.3 to 0.4 cm
Color RHS, 46B to 46C
Glossiness Strong
Firmness Firm
Adherence to plug Very weak
Number of drupelets 124 to 148
Diameter hollow center 0.9 to 1.1 cm
Observations made on fruit picked during the second and third harvest of the autumn fruiting period.
Storage capacity. Fruits are suitable for fresh consumption with excellent quality and high firmness. ‘R15-21-5’ fruit maintains quality characteristics when it is kept in a refrigerated chamber, such as a Frigo® Zika refrigeration chamber, with temperatures ranging from 2° C. to 4° C. for three days.
Temperature tolerance. ‘R15-21-5’ plants are suitable to be cultivated to USDA Hardiness Zone ‘9b’.

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