Strawberry Licensing Program
Office of Technology Transfer
University of California
Office of the President
1111 Franklin Street, 5th Floor
Oakland, CA 94607-5200
© Copyright 2001 The Regents of the University of California. All Rights Reserved
UC Patented Strawberry Cultivars | ||
| Chandler | Oso Grande | |
| Seascape | Camarosa | |
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Cuesta, Sunset, Anaheim, Laguna, Camarosa, and Carlsbad
Cuesta:
Patent like Protection:
Issued: Canada (Breeders’ Rights); France (Breeders’ Rights); Netherlands (Breeders’ Rights); New Zealand (Plant Selectors’ Rights); United Kingdom (Breeders’ Rights); Portugal (Breeders’ Rights)
Pending: Australia (Plant Variety Rights); Belgium (Breeders’ Rights); Chile (Variety Property Record); European Union (Plant Variety Rights); Italy (Patent Rights); Spain (Plant Variety Title)
Trademark Protection:
Issued: Egypt; Greece; Portugal
Sunset:
Patent like Protection:
Issued: Canada (Breeders’ Rights); France (Breeders’ Rights);Portugal (Breeders’ Rights)
Pending: Argentina (Variety Property Title); Australia (Plant Variety Rights); Chile (Variety Property Record); European Union (Plant Variety Rights); New Zealand (Plant Selectors’ Rights); Uruguay (Breeders’ Rights)
Trademark Protection:
Issued: Greece, Portugal
Anaheim:
Patent like Protection:
Issued: Canada (Breeders’ Rights); Netherlands (Breeders’ Rights); United Kingdom (Breeders’ Rights)
Pending: Australia (Plant Variety Rights); Belgium (Breeders’ Rights);Chile (Variety Property Record); European Union (Plant Variety Rights); Spain (Plant Variety Title)
Trademark Protection:
Issued: Egypt, Greece
Laguna:
Patent like Protection:
Issued: Canada (Breeders’ Rights); France (Breeders’ Rights); Netherlands (Breeders’ Rights); United Kingdom (Breeders’ Rights)
Pending: Australia (Plant Variety Rights); Belgium (Breeders’ Rights); Chile (Variety Property Record); European Union (Plant Variety Rights); Italy (Patent Rights); New Zealand (Plant Selectors’ Rights); Portugal (Breeders’ Rights); Spain (Plant Variety Title)
Trademark Protection:
Issued: Egypt, Portugal
Pending: Greece, Spain
Camarosa:
Patent like Protection:
Issued: Canada (Breeders’ Rights); European Union (Plant Variety Rights); New Zealand (Plant Selectors’ Rights)
Pending: Argentina (Plant Variety Title); Australia (Plant Variety Rights); Bulgaria (Plant Variety Rights); Chile (Variety Property Record); China (Plant Variety Rights); Hungary (Breeders’ Rights); Israel (Breeders’ Rights); Mexico (Breeders’ Rights); Morocco (Plant Utility Model); Poland (Breeders’ Rights); South Africa (Breeders’ Rights); Switzerland (Breeders Rights); Uruguay (Breeders’ Rights)
Trademark Protection:
Issued: Egypt, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria
Pending: Hungary, India, Turkey, Poland, Tunisia
Carlsbad:
Patent like Protection:
Issued: Canada (Breeders’ Rights); France (Breeders’ Rights); Netherlands (Breeders’ Rights); New Zealand (Plant Selectors’ Rights); United Kingdom (Breeders’ Rights)
Pending: Australia (Plant Variety Rights), Belgium (Breeders’ Rights); Chile (Variety Property Record); European Union (Plant Variety Rights); Italy (Patent Rights); Portugal (Breeders’ Rights); Spain (Plant Variety Title)
Trademark Protection:
Issued: Bulgaria, Egypt
Pending: Greece, Hungary, Poland
Information Updated April 4, 1999
Information subject to change
The New 'Albion' Cultivar
The ‘Albion’ cultivar has been released for propagation and fruit production in California only. The transfer of plant material of ‘Albion’ outside of California for any purpose is prohibited. Licensing and transfer of ‘Albion’ outside of California will commence in 2006.
'Albion' (previously known as CN220) is a Day-neutral (ever-bearing) cultivar similar to 'Diamante'. Fruiting plants of 'Albion' are similar in size and vigor to 'Diamante', but more open, and more erect than plants of 'Diamante'. Nursery source, chilling requirements, and planting dates should be very similar for 'Albion' and 'Diamante'. 'Albion' is quite resistant to Verticillium wilt (Verticillium dahliae) and Phytophthora crown rot (Phytophthora cactorum), and relatively resistant to Anthracnose crown rot (Colletotrichum acutatum). When treated properly, it has tolerance to two-spotted spidermites (Tetranychus urticae) equal or greater than 'Diamante'. When treated with appropriate planting regimes, 'Albion' has similar fruit size and produces equal or greater individual-plant yields than 'Diamante'. The production pattern for 'Albion' is similar to that for 'Diamante', although it is somewhat earlier to initiate fruiting with most cultural treatments, has a shallower production peak, and is less cyclical in its production pattern. Commercial appearance ratings have been consistently better than those for 'Diamante' and the fraction of non-marketable fruit for 'Albion' is about half that produced by 'Diamante'. Fruit from 'Albion' is firm, but slightly less so than fruit from 'Diamante'. External and internal fruit color for 'Albion' is darker than 'Diamante' fruit. Subjectively, 'Albion' has excellent flavor. The fruit will be outstanding for both fresh market and processing.
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