We conducted controlled crosses in populations of the long-lived clonal shrub, Vaccinium angustifolium (lowbush blueberry) to estimate inbreeding depression and mutation parameters associated with ...

IT was previously noted 1,2 that the lowbush blueberry, Vaccinium angustifolium Ait., will respond to gibberellic acid (GA) placed on the open flower, by the formation of parthenocarpic fruit.

Percival, D.C., D.M. Murray, and D.E. Stevens. 2003. Drought stress dynamics of the wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium Ait.). ActaHort. 618:353-362. Percival, D ...

The cultivated highbush blueberry is what you’re likely purchasing at the supermarket today. Wild, or lowbush, blueberries are about half the size of cultivated blueberries, and much rarer.

Q: I have two lowbush blueberry shrubs in their third year and a Carmine jewel sour cherry tree that I planted last year. They are located in my back north-facing yard close to a fence on which I ...

Some of the lowbush berries started shriveling or ... There are 36,000 acres of commercial wild blueberry land in the state, and the crop's total value reaches tens of millions of dollars ...

The two most common lowbush blueberries are the low sweet ... Though both varieties are packed with blueberry flavor, the darker black sweets tend to be higher in sugar and have a sweeter taste.

Blueberries are a big business in Maine. There are 480 wild blueberry farms in the state that produce 99 percent of the country's lowbush blueberry supply, according to a Maine.gov study.