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The white grape is an interspecific new breed between Bath x Himrod, It was named after Canadice Lake, one of the lakes of the Finger Lakes in the state of New York. Synonyms are Canadice Seedless, Canada's Seedless and New York 45-625. They are genes of Vitis labrusca and Vitis vnifera contain. The intersection of hybrid took place in 1945 by the breeders RM Pool and JP Watson at the vine breeding institute of the Cornell University in Geneva in the state new York, The approval for cultivation was granted in 1977. It is mostly called table grape or Zierrebe, but also used as Keltertraube. The profitable, seedless Vine yields only white wines of simple quality with subtle Foxton, There are small stocks in Canada, as well as in the US states new York. Oregon and Pennsylvania (in the latter less than one hectare in 2010).
Pictures: Ursula Bruehl, Doris Schneider, Julius Kühn Institute (JKI)
