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Three mathematical indices were developed to estimate: 1) potential for early dollar return or early ripening (IE), 2) concentrated cropping (IC), and 3) de- viation or similarity of a genotype to known cultivars (ID). Early ripening genotypes with high yield early in the season will have larger IE values than late genotypes with lower yield early in the season. Genotypes with few harvests will have larger IC values than those requiring several harvests. The ID index helps to identify and group geno- types with similar characteristics. These indices condense numerous values or arrays of traits into single index values, thereby simplifying genotype comparisons. Early ripening, concentrated cropping, and similarity to known genotypes are important to strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa Duch.) breeders and other researchers engaged in the evaluation of small fruit crops. Estima- tion of the earliness of a new genotype in comparison with other known genotypes is usually done by comparative visual scoring or by comparing the cumulative percentage

Mathematical Indices for Comparing Small Fruit Crops for Harvest Time and Trait Similarity