Strawberry plant named ‘QBC-1’
AssigneeFive Aces Breeding LLC
InventorHarry Jan Swartz
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AssigneeFive Aces Breeding LLC
InventorHarry Jan Swartz
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A new and distinct variety of strawberry plant ‘QBC-1’ specifically suited to the retail trade. It is reminiscent of wild strawberry, producing very sweet fruit with strong strawberry aroma and wild fruit size and plant vigor. Compared to soft fleshed wild strawberries, the new variety ‘QBC-1’ is more productive and has fruit flesh which is melting and can be stored for longer periods. The fruit has a light pink color offset with darker red achenes (seeds).
A new and distinct variety of strawberry plant named ‘QBC-1’ as illustrated and described herein.
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Botanical classification: Fragaria spp.
Variety denomination: Strawberry plant named ‘QBC-1’.
The accompanying photographs illustrate the overall appearance of the new and distinct variety of ‘QBC-1’.
FIG. 1. A section of ‘QBC-1’ plants grown in central New York, USA in a runner produced matted row one year after planting showing leaf and flower truss characteristics.
FIG. 2. Two ‘QBC-1’ plants as grown in a fall planted, no runner, plasticulture system in central Virginia showing leaf and fruiting characteristics. Lower branched trusses and prolonged flowering occur because plants are cold protected during their flower initiation period.
The following is a detailed botanical description of the new and distinct variety of strawberry plant ‘QBC-1’, its flower, fruit, foliage and trusses, based on observation of specimens.
Statements of characteristics herein represent exemplary observations of the cultivar herein. Where dimensions, sizes, colors, and other characteristics are given, it is to be understood that such characteristics are approximations and averages. The field observations reported herein are largely based on observations made on mature plants located in plots in central Virginia, USA and central New York, USA. The specimens were propagated from the original plant and have retained the characteristics of the original selection.
Cultivar name—‘QBC-1’.