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Hardy: The origin of this eaux-de-vie that makes this Cognac rare and excellent dates back to the 1870s

Hardy-Weinberg Law: Law that states that the frequencies of genotypes in a population at a locus are determined by random mating and allele frequency

Reliance: Very productive and winter hardy (-25 deg. F) cultivar recommended as seedless tablegrape suitable for state of Oregon (USA). Small-medium size pink/red berries on large clusters that can be . . . View Full Definition

Rondo: Winter hardy red wine vitis vinifera hybrid cross created at Geisenheim, Germany (1964) with pedigree of Saperavi Severnyi x St. Laurent. Has synonym name of Geisenheim 6494-5. Used to creat . . . View Full Definition

Rosette: Derived from a Unknown V.rupestris x Jaeger 70 cross. Very hardy French/American hybrid, with synonym name Seibel 1000. Cultivar with medium-sized berries that ripen in mid-season. Historica . . . View Full Definition

Ravat (Vignoles): Has synonym name Ravat 51. Variety widely grown in the cooler regions of the northeast American continent, including Canada, and middle band of states of the USA. This cold-hardy (-20 deg. F . . . View Full Definition

Petit Verdot: Grape grown in limited amounts. Found mainly in the temperate Bordeaux region St.Émilion subdistrict and used to make a red wine later blended with other famous Bordeaux varietal wines. Reco . . . View Full Definition

Osbu: Cultivar derived from a Beta x Agawam cross. Hardy variety currently used as a tablegrape.

Roubidoux: Introduced in 1947 by the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station. Reported as derived from an open pollinated seed of Prune de Cazouls. The vine description possibly indicates a V.vinifera . . . View Full Definition

Pinot Noir: Belongs to the premier Pinot grape 'cépage' of the Burgundy region of France. Recently (2002) recognized that the progenitors of the cépage are most likely Traminer and a clonal selection, o . . . View Full Definition