UGA Muscadines

the first UGA release with perfect flowers, this enabled growers to stop planting male vines in the vineyard for pollination. released between 1951-1968 - need more info

Cowart

released between 1909-1938 - need more info

Creek

Dulcet

large berry size (9.3 g), bronze color, good flavor in berries before they are fully ripe, and high soluble solids content (18%). Limitations of Fry include mediocre productivity and vigor, and susceptibility to fruit rots. released between 1951-1968 - need more info

a wine grape that was released because its juice has a less "foxy" taste and aroma and is more like a Vinifera juice. released between 1969-1996 - need more info

Golden Isles

Fry × Tara. early season muscadine with yellow-green colored berries https://journals.ashs.org/hortsci/view/journals/hortsci/49/5/article-p688.xml

Hall

‘Yuga’ x ‘White Male #1’. This cultivar was much larger than previous releases (before 1955), averaging nearly 9 g per berry

Higgins

Hunt

released between 1951-1968 - need more info

Jumbo

Supreme x Tara. early season, self-fertile, black berried  http://georgiacultivars.com/cultivars/lane https://journals.ashs.org/hortsci/view/journals/hortsci/48/1/article-p128.xml

Lane

Supreme x Tara. mid to late season muscadine with purple colored berries https://journals.ashs.org/hortsci/view/journals/hortsci/52/11/article-p1639.xml

Paulk

Supreme x Tara. mid-season muscadine with red colored berries and hermaphroditic flowers. https://journals.ashs.org/hortsci/view/journals/hortsci/55/6/article-p961.xml

RubyCrisp

light reddish color and thin skin with a very high consumer appeal. released between 1969-1996 - need more info

Scarlett

a female cultivar that is more productive than ‘Fry’ and has better disease resistance. ‘Summit’ is currently a chief cultivar for the fresh market. released between 1969-1996 - need more info

Summit

bronze self-fertile cultivar that is recommended a a pollinizer for ‘Summit’ and ‘Fry’. released between 1969-1996 - need more info

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