Bush-frutte; un monografia orticola di lamponi, more, dewberries, ribes, gooseberries, ed altri frutti arbustino-simili. D da questo seedling lo hanno convinto che ispressochè certamente un ibrido fra loro. Una caratteristica notevole da lui dichiarato è che su migliaia di piante coltivate da piantine di questa varietà, non si è mai dimostrato, per quanto ne sia consapevole, nessuna delle caratteristiche distinte di entrambi i genitori, non uno hasgone indietro al tipo originale del lampone o del theAughinbaugh, anche se la maggior parte di loro sono inferiori alla originalplant. egli afferma anche che non ha mai fatto causa

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Bush-fruits; a horticultural monograph of raspberries, blackberries, dewberries, currants, gooseberries, and other shrub-like fruits . d by this seedling have convinced him that it isalmost certainly a hybrid between them. One remarkable factstated by him is that out of thousands of plants grown from seedsof this variety, not one has ever shown, so far as he is aware, any of the distinct characteristics of either parent, not one hasgone back to the original type of either the raspberry or theAughinbaugh, though most of them are inferior to the originalplant. He also states that he has never succeeded in crossing theLoganberry with either of its parents, nor with seedling crossesbetween the Aughinbaugh and the Texas blackberry, Fig. 31 isused, bv permission, from Bull. 45 of the R. I. Exp. Sta. 248 BUSH-FBUITS In the characters of the plant, and in the shape and conforma-tion of the fruit the variety is essentially like the Aughinbaugh, propagating entirely by tips, though by artificial methods theymay be grown from hard wood cuttings. The core remains withthe fruit, like the blackberry, its principal resemblance to the. Fig. 31 oganberry. raspberry being in color and flavor, although the dewberry dom-inates in flavor. Judge Logan says: As to the fact of the plantbeing a hybrid between the blackberry and the r ..spberry, ofcourse there is no absolute proof. The color, with the distinctraspberry flavor of the fruit, and the circumstances under which itoriginated, I think render the fact of such a cross almost cer-tain. The other plants in this lot of seedlings Judge Logan thinks tohave been crosses between the Aughinbaugh and the Texas, as he WESTERN DEWBEBBY VABIETIES 249 expected, though they resemble the Aughinbaugh in most of theircharacteristics. These he also considers valuable, the fruit ripen-ing early, being shining black and very long, some specimenshaving measured as much as two and one-fourth inches. TheLoganberry appears to promise well in the Eastern state

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