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The Technological Fruit Consortium in Chile has introduced four new raspberry varieties, Santa Guillermina, Santa Eduvina, Santa Isabel, and Santa Rosa, as part of the Raspberry Genetic Improvement Consortium Program. These varieties join Santa Clara, Santa Catalina, and Santa Teresa, which have already been recognized by farmers. The new varieties were bred under the Corfo 16PTECFS-6664 project and are named after four Chilean farmers.
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Technological Fruit Consortium (Chile) introduces four new raspberry varieties: Santa Guillermina, Santa Eduvina, Santa Isabel and Santa Rosa, which have been added to the first three varieties of the Raspberry Genetic Improvement Consortium Program Santa Clara, Santa Catalina and Santa Teresa. The last three varieties mentioned have already received recognition from Chilean and foreign farmers, EastFruit reports with reference to Fructidor. María Fernanda Álvarez, Coordinator of the Fruit Technology Consortium, highlights the importance of collaboration between the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Corfo, Asoex and partner fruit companies. See also: In the United States, they are ...
Source: Eastfruit
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