Weighted claim consensus per subject using evidence confidence and source credibility.
Clusters: 120
| Subject | Claim Type | Total | Distinct | Conflict | Gap | Consensus | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berry Blue | growth_habit | 6 | 5 | yes | 0.54 | Berry Blue has the advantage of growing fast and producing many flowers. | Berry Blue has the advantage of growing fast and producing many flowers. (n=2, w=1.08, docs=2) Berry Blue is described as very fast growing. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) The plant will grow fast and produce many flowers. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) The table title describes 'Berry Blue' as highly vigorous. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Duchess | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.31 | Flesh light yellow, medium fine grained, firm. | Flesh light yellow, medium fine grained, firm. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Duchess is used here as a comparison point for morphology (leaf/wood) in a reported No. 2 candidate. (n=1, w=0.40, docs=1) |
| Anisim | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.28 | It is a popular tree for the home orchard. | It is a popular tree for the home orchard. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) Not presented as a currently favored top-working stock in comparison with Virginia crab and Hibernal. (n=1, w=0.41, docs=1) |
| Jonathan | flavor_profile | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.26 | Described as juicy and excellent. | Described as juicy and excellent. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Flesh quality noted as excellent. (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) |
| Whitney | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.25 | It ripens early and has a definite place in every orchard. | It ripens early and has a definite place in every orchard. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Not among the varieties most favored at this stage for continued top-working stock use. (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) |
| Superb | fruit_color | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.24 | Fruit described as golden yellow. | Fruit described as golden yellow. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Fruit color includes yellow. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) |
| Hibernal | entry_location | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.23 | Introduced from Russia, where it grows in colder climates than North Dakota. | Introduced from Russia, where it grows in colder climates than North Dakota. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Planted on station grounds in spring 1896 as part of the top-working trial line with Virginia crab and Anisim. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Erakingra | taxon_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.23 | Recorded in the table as Lonicera edulis 'Erakingra'. | Recorded in the table as Lonicera edulis 'Erakingra'. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) This parent is referenced in Russian germplasm material listed as Lonicera caerulea. (n=1, w=0.32, docs=1) |
| Yellow Transparent | fruit_color | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.21 | Fruit described as yellow. | Fruit described as yellow. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) Pale straw-yellow skin with raised irregular gray dots. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) Color described as pale straw-yellow skin with slightly raised irregular gray dots. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Lead | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.20 | Lead entry records a conical tube and marginal stamens. | Lead entry records a conical tube and marginal stamens. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) OCR indicates core is 'dosed'; text likely degraded near this entry. (n=1, w=0.26, docs=1) |
| Hibernal | rootstock_compatibility | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.20 | We top-work Wealthy onto Hibernal for those who want the best and hardiest together. | We top-work Wealthy onto Hibernal for those who want the best and hardiest together. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) Hibernal trees were being grown on Siberian crab stock belowground (root system), with the scion part aboveground, and were expected to be top-worked with other winter sorts later. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Listed as one of the most favored top-working stocks in this period. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) |
| Opata | fruit_color | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.19 | The fruit is dark purplish red with blue bloom. | The fruit is dark purplish red with blue bloom. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Listed as a green-fleshed cherry plum. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) |
| Gzo | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.19 | Fruit described as lumpy and bullet-shaped. | Fruit described as lumpy and bullet-shaped. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Bud break and bloom timing rated mid. (n=1, w=0.35, docs=1) |
| Anisim | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.19 | The Anisim is perhaps the most beautiful of all trees when loaded with dark red fruit. | The Anisim is perhaps the most beautiful of all trees when loaded with dark red fruit. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Basin narrow, very shallow or flat. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) |
| Hibernal | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.19 | Planted by leading orchardists and used to top-work choice varieties. | Planted by leading orchardists and used to top-work choice varieties. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) It was recommended to plant extra trees of a very hardy cultivar such as Hibernal, then top-work them in established trees with less hardy sorts. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) |
| Yellow Transparent | fruit_size | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.18 | Described as medium size. | Described as medium size. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Fruit size recorded as 5 to 6. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Fruit size given as 5 to 6 (document scale). (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) |
| Yellow Transparent | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.18 | Listed as ripening in July. | Listed as ripening in July. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Fruit described as round/conical, pale straw-yellow, with slightly raised irregular gray dots; very broad medium-deep cavity; long stout stem; open calyx; core medium, nearly closed; flesh fine-grained, nearly white. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Basin described as wide and much corrugated. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Cio | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.18 | Fruit described as flat, oval, and lumpy. | Fruit described as flat, oval, and lumpy. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Bud break and bloom timing rated early. (n=1, w=0.35, docs=1) |
| Milwaukee | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.18 | Milwaukee is characterized by a very small core and round cells. | Milwaukee is characterized by a very small core and round cells. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) A second Milwaukee row appears in the midwinter-to-spring section with long, wide tube; this may represent a separate row or OCR spill from table layout. (n=1, w=0.34, docs=1) |
| Moscow | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.18 | Moscow Pear is listed in the summer-and-early-fall subsection with red-stained flesh and closed core. | Moscow Pear is listed in the summer-and-early-fall subsection with red-stained flesh and closed core. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) Roundish oblate fruit form with long to very long stem. (n=1, w=0.32, docs=1) |
| Zolotareff | selection_origin_reference | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.18 | Origin noted as Russia. | Origin noted as Russia. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Origin indicated as Russia in fragmentary text. (n=1, w=0.35, docs=1) |
| Red Astrachan | description_snippet | 4 | 4 | yes | 0.17 | Called an old time apple. | Called an old time apple. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) Cells obovate. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Cells obovate and abaxile. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Core context appears in same entry sequence. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Berry Blue | taxon_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.17 | Berry Blue is treated here as haskap breeding germplasm within Lonicera caerulea crossing work. | Berry Blue is treated here as haskap breeding germplasm within Lonicera caerulea crossing work. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) On this page, Berry Blue functions as part of the Russian side of a Japanese x Russian hybrid context. (n=1, w=0.35, docs=1) |
| Gzo | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.17 | Plant described as small and showing chlorosis. | Plant described as small and showing chlorosis. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Plant vigour rated average in the table. (n=1, w=0.36, docs=1) |
| Gz3 | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.17 | Bush described as small. | Bush described as small. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Plant vigour rated average in the table. (n=1, w=0.36, docs=1) |
| White Transparent | source_reference_abbreviation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.16 | Listed as a named cultivar under the Transparent Group heading. | Listed as a named cultivar under the Transparent Group heading. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) Grouped with a named set under Yellow Transparent in this section; no standalone description visible in this snippet. (n=1, w=0.30, docs=1) |
| White Vochin | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.16 | Core regular, closed, clasping; tube long, conical; a characteristic large irregular russet patch at base is noted. | Core regular, closed, clasping; tube long, conical; a characteristic large irregular russet patch at base is noted. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Very oblate form associated with this cultivar in the right-side entry field. (n=1, w=0.36, docs=1) |
| Windsor Chief | productivity | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.16 | Tree is described as very productive and an early bearer. | Tree is described as very productive and an early bearer. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Noted as very productive and hanging well to tree in high winds. (n=1, w=0.36, docs=1) |
| Chief | productivity | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.16 | Plants are described as productive and excellent plant makers. | Plants are described as productive and excellent plant makers. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Chief is presented within a large-scale commercial certified red raspberry planting. (n=1, w=0.56, docs=1) |
| Superb | productivity | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.16 | Described as a heavy bearer. | Described as a heavy bearer. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) The writer says all varieties had done remarkably well, but later judged Progressive superior. (n=1, w=0.56, docs=1) |
| Windsor Chief | entry_hardiness_observation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.15 | Notes describe it as one of the hardiest Wisconsin winter seedlings; fruit hangs well in high winds. | Notes describe it as one of the hardiest Wisconsin winter seedlings; fruit hangs well in high winds. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Described as one of the hardiest of Wisconsin winter seedlings. (n=1, w=0.39, docs=1) |
| Zolotareff | entry_pedigree | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.14 | Cultivar associated with No. 275 in this register. | Cultivar associated with No. 275 in this register. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Listed as No. 275 in the Yellow Transparent sequence. (n=1, w=0.39, docs=1) |
| Wealthy | anecdote_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.14 | Carl Miller of Nome, Martin Jacobs of Sanborn, and J. H. Whitcher of Valley City are said to have splendid Wealthy apples bearing fine crops for years. | Carl Miller of Nome, Martin Jacobs of Sanborn, and J. H. Whitcher of Valley City are said to have splendid Wealthy apples bearing fine crops for years. (n=1, w=0.64, docs=1) Anecdotal note emphasizes the originator’s persistence in raising many thousands of apple and crab seedlings under discouraging conditions. (n=1, w=0.50, docs=1) Mr. Gideon associated Wealthy with seedlings from Cherry crab seed, but the text states this is generally not accepted and calls the parentage claim unlikely. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Cumberland | caption_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.14 | A photo on the page is captioned Cumberland. | A photo on the page is captioned Cumberland. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Cumberland appears only in a mixed planting offer listing 25 each of Chief, Latham, Cumberland, and Newburgh. (n=1, w=0.59, docs=1) |
| Winesap | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.14 | Used as a comparison variety in University of Minnesota culinary tests. | Used as a comparison variety in University of Minnesota culinary tests. (n=1, w=0.63, docs=1) Noted as one of the leading apples for export. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Yahnke | selection_origin_reference | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.13 | Origin described as a root-sprout from a tree killed in 1873 in Frank Yahnke's orchard at Winona, Minnesota. | Origin described as a root-sprout from a tree killed in 1873 in Frank Yahnke's orchard at Winona, Minnesota. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Origin noted as a root-sprout in the orchard of Frank Yahnke at Winona, Minnesota; formerly called Winter King. (n=1, w=0.40, docs=1) |
| Carmine Jewel | caption_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.12 | Figure 31 depicts four-year-old 'Carmine Jewel' bushes. | Figure 31 depicts four-year-old 'Carmine Jewel' bushes. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) The low branch position is referenced in relation to figure 3. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Jri9-6 | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.12 | JR19-6 is highlighted in the tables as a very promising selection. | JR19-6 is highlighted in the tables as a very promising selection. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) Neighboring page context identifies JR19-6 as a very promising selection in the associated lab analysis tables. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Progressive | entry_pedigree | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.11 | A letter from the originator states Progressive is a seedling of Senator Dunlap crossed with Pan American. | A letter from the originator states Progressive is a seedling of Senator Dunlap crossed with Pan American. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) Its qualities are said to have been combined into Minnesota No. 1017. (n=1, w=0.61, docs=1) |
| Grimes Golden | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.10 | Grimes Golden is used as an explicit comparative example with basal stamen position in the calyx-tube. | Grimes Golden is used as an explicit comparative example with basal stamen position in the calyx-tube. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) Stamens are described as basal. (n=1, w=0.41, docs=1) OCR tokenization indicates page-level text noise around this entry name. (n=1, w=0.31, docs=1) |
| Czar'S Thorn | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.10 | Stem is described as very fleshy; cavity nearly flat. | Stem is described as very fleshy; cavity nearly flat. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) Entry is part of the same midsummer-to-early-winter section. (n=1, w=0.36, docs=1) |
| Boreal Blizzard | release_year_reference | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.10 | ‘Boreal Beauty’ propagation was a year behind ‘Boreal Blizzard’. | ‘Boreal Beauty’ propagation was a year behind ‘Boreal Blizzard’. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) The Boreal series is described as having characteristics that led to naming and releasing them, but no release year is given on this page. (n=1, w=0.41, docs=1) |
| Duluth | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.10 | Premium quantity stated as 10 plants. | Premium quantity stated as 10 plants. (n=1, w=0.74, docs=1) Included among sturdy, vigorous trees and plants grown by the Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Minn 1166 | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.10 | Premium quantity stated as 6 plants. | Premium quantity stated as 6 plants. (n=1, w=0.74, docs=1) Included among sturdy, vigorous trees and plants grown by the Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Jonathan | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.10 | Presented as one of the principal apples on the market before Christmas. | Presented as one of the principal apples on the market before Christmas. (n=1, w=0.61, docs=1) Cells described as obovate with flesh rated excellent. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) |
| Windsor Chief | fruit_size | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.09 | Fruit is medium, oblate, slightly conical, and angular. | Fruit is medium, oblate, slightly conical, and angular. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) Fruit described as medium, oblate to slightly conical/angular form. (n=1, w=0.41, docs=1) |
| Bti | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.09 | ‘Honey Bee’s bush is taller but seems to be similar width to ‘BTI’ and so can be planted at a similar spacing. | ‘Honey Bee’s bush is taller but seems to be similar width to ‘BTI’ and so can be planted at a similar spacing. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) BTI is shorter than Honey Bee's parents and is expected to be shorter than Honey Bee. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Oka | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.09 | Compass pollinizer should be included with Oka plantings for best results. | Compass pollinizer should be included with Oka plantings for best results. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) The text says Oka is gaining favor rapidly and pleasing all who plant it. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Chief | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.09 | Canes are described as distinctly reddish, somewhat stockier than Latham, with luxuriant large leaves of the Sunbeam type. | Canes are described as distinctly reddish, somewhat stockier than Latham, with luxuriant large leaves of the Sunbeam type. (n=1, w=0.67, docs=1) Plants shipped are described as being managed to maximize health and vigor rather than fruiting in the nursery rows. (n=1, w=0.58, docs=1) |
| Perfection | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.09 | Described as one of the latest introductions and recognized by fruit growers as the best currant. | Described as one of the latest introductions and recognized by fruit growers as the best currant. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) The catalog claims ten dollars invested in these plants will yield more and better fruit than the same money invested in other varieties. (n=1, w=0.63, docs=1) |
| Gem Everbearing | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.09 | A strong vigorous good plant maker. | A strong vigorous good plant maker. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) In some seasons the plants may need thinning for best production. (n=1, w=0.62, docs=1) |
| Yellow Transparent | source_reference_abbreviation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | A. G. Tuttle quoted as source/recommendation authority. | A. G. Tuttle quoted as source/recommendation authority. (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) Source shorthand shown as "(R. us. No. m. Com.)". (n=1, w=0.37, docs=1) |
| Perry Russet | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | Listed as a Russeted cultivar with early-winter timing and conical tube descriptor. | Listed as a Russeted cultivar with early-winter timing and conical tube descriptor. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Skin/surface described as russeted to varying degree. (n=1, w=0.43, docs=1) |
| White Pigeon | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | Core open, meeting; tube small, narrow, conical; stamens marginal; seeds about fourteen, short, plump, dark brown. | Core open, meeting; tube small, narrow, conical; stamens marginal; seeds about fourteen, short, plump, dark brown. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Seed count reported as about 14; size described as very large in local row context. (n=1, w=0.43, docs=1) |
| Fredonia | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | Described as the earliest black grape. | Described as the earliest black grape. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) The page states that the grower had never seen its equal among early black grapes. (n=1, w=0.61, docs=1) |
| Winesap | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | Presented as a market apple most in evidence after Christmas. | Presented as a market apple most in evidence after Christmas. (n=1, w=0.59, docs=1) Basin shallow, narrow, and plaited. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) |
| Red Duck | source_reference_abbreviation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | No independent cultivar description appears in this segment; captured as list-classified entry. | No independent cultivar description appears in this segment; captured as list-classified entry. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) Listed in the Transparent Group entry line without additional descriptive text. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Utter | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.08 | Utter is described with heavily dotted red color tendency and obovate cells. | Utter is described with heavily dotted red color tendency and obovate cells. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) Utter is cited in the color-pattern section as a comparison cultivar for dotted red fruit markings. (n=1, w=0.43, docs=1) |
| Progressive | entry_hardiness_observation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | The plants were described as healthy and promising for a crop the next June after the first-season harvest. | The plants were described as healthy and promising for a crop the next June after the first-season harvest. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) The everbearing strawberries section states the plants are extremely hardy, much hardier than the standard sorts. (n=1, w=0.57, docs=1) |
| Mcintosh Red | flavor_profile | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | Described as fine quality. | Described as fine quality. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) It is described as being of very high quality. (n=1, w=0.62, docs=1) |
| Gem Everbearing | productivity | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | Bears heavily. | Bears heavily. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Experience fruiting Gem is very favorable. (n=1, w=0.64, docs=1) |
| Gulik | entry_pedigree | 4 | 4 | yes | 0.07 | Gulik appears as a parent in accession R4 (639-11 x Gulik). | Gulik appears as a parent in accession R4 (639-11 x Gulik). (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) A Gulik-derived form, written as Gulik-2, appears in accession R6 (Kamchadalka x Gulik-2). (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) A Gulik-derived form, written as Gulik-2, appears in accession R7 (Pervenec x Gulik-2). (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) A Gulik-derived form, written as Gulik-2, appears in accession R9 (807-4 x Gulik-2). (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) |
| Czech#17 (Berry Blue) | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | Shown with the alternate name Berry Blue. | Shown with the alternate name Berry Blue. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Magadon and Czech#17 are far from being wild so the number of generations needed may not be so many. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) |
| Ember | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | A late plum of good size. | A late plum of good size. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Included among sturdy, vigorous trees and plants grown by the Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Sunbeam | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | Fruit is described as somewhat similar to King. | Fruit is described as somewhat similar to King. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Mentioned by name only, without further description on this page. (n=1, w=0.63, docs=1) |
| Hansen White Sweet Clover | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | The name Arctic Sweet Clover has been suggested for this strain, but the name Hansen Siberian White Sweet Clover should be retained as it has priority and the plant is not really arctic in its range. | The name Arctic Sweet Clover has been suggested for this strain, but the name Hansen Siberian White Sweet Clover should be retained as it has priority and the plant is not really arctic in its range. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) It will be of interest to ascertain the comparative value of this strain of the plant from this 8-inch rainfall climate. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Blue Anis | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.07 | Tube conical with marginal stamens. | Tube conical with marginal stamens. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) Corrugated fruit characteristic noted in row context. (n=1, w=0.41, docs=1) |
| Zolotareff | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.06 | Described as a large, handsomely colored apple, similar to 'Vasilis Largest' type. | Described as a large, handsomely colored apple, similar to 'Vasilis Largest' type. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) The entry is descriptive and comparative rather than tabular. (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) Only partial description fragment captured; full entry text is likely on adjacent material. (n=1, w=0.39, docs=1) |
| Berry Blue | source_reference_abbreviation | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.06 | Berry Blue is identified here as Czech#17. | Berry Blue is identified here as Czech#17. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Table 14 type abbreviations carried from the previous page indicate parent-group codes such as RR and HR; the previous-page legend expands K as Kurile, J as Japan, R as Russia, and H as Hybrid. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) The cultivar is referenced in the author's account of material sold by Mr. Jim Gilbert of One Green Earth Nursery in Oregon. (n=1, w=0.44, docs=1) |
| Hibernal | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | Hibernal is described with a large radiating russet patch in the core cavity area. | Hibernal is described with a large radiating russet patch in the core cavity area. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Context on-page implies Hibernal served as a hardy anchor in nurseries and orchards under hard-climate conditions. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) |
| White Transparent | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | No explicit descriptive block is visible on this page beyond roster placement. | No explicit descriptive block is visible on this page beyond roster placement. (n=1, w=0.40, docs=1) Name appears in grouped list context without full attribute block in this segment. (n=1, w=0.34, docs=1) |
| ‘Boreal Beauty’ | entry_pedigree | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | Lineage: 37.5% Japanese, 37.5% Russian, 25% Kurile. | Lineage: 37.5% Japanese, 37.5% Russian, 25% Kurile. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) Identified as a JRK hybrid with open pollination involved, interpreted from the page context as Japanese, Russian and Kuril haskap ancestry. (n=1, w=0.48, docs=1) |
| Wealthy | productivity | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | Tree described as a good grower and productive. | Tree described as a good grower and productive. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) The text says Wealthy has made more money for Minnesota apple growers than any variety grown. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Ember | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | Offered as one of the free membership premium choices for 1937. | Offered as one of the free membership premium choices for 1937. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Presented with earlier varieties as making a splendid assortment for home or market. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Wayzata | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | Price box lists 25 plants for $1.75, 50 plants for $2.50, and 100 plants for $4.50; postage additional. | Price box lists 25 plants for $1.75, 50 plants for $2.50, and 100 plants for $4.50; postage additional. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) The page states that this keeping quality is an advantage on the market and brings top money. (n=1, w=0.67, docs=1) |
| Yellow Sweet | flavor_profile | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | Flesh subacid or acid. | Flesh subacid or acid. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) Flesh noted as sweet and good. (n=1, w=0.44, docs=1) |
| Yellow Transparent | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.06 | A.G. Tuttle describes it as profitable for earliest fancy market and shipped in small boxes. | A.G. Tuttle describes it as profitable for earliest fancy market and shipped in small boxes. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) A. G. Tuttle comments it is profitable for earliest fancy market and can be shipped in small boxes. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) |
| Wayzata | anecdote_snippet | 6 | 6 | yes | 0.05 | A testimonial from Malans, Switzerland, dated December 21, 1935, states that Wayzata strawberry plants arrived in very fine shape after shipment. | A testimonial from Malans, Switzerland, dated December 21, 1935, states that Wayzata strawberry plants arrived in very fine shape after shipment. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Pettitt, Kysor & Co. of Wayzata, Minnesota, is quoted saying they had handled the Wayzata everbearing strawberry for the last three years and found it satisfactory in every way, with keeping quality making it a leader over other everbearing berries. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) H. E. Paulson of Witt's Market House, Minneapolis, is quoted saying that after two years of selling the Wayzata strawberry, it was far superior to any other berry they had handled, with appearance, flavor, and keeping quality praised. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) A testimonial from South Hibbing, Minnesota, says the plants grew fine, produced plenty of runners, and were loaded with berries. (n=1, w=0.63, docs=1) |
| Haralson | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.05 | Presented as a new Minnesota apple and a proven leader for northern planting. | Presented as a new Minnesota apple and a proven leader for northern planting. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Haralson is discussed as an apple variety used to illustrate the importance of northern root stocks for Minnesota planting. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) Also called HaralRed. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) |
| Underwood | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.05 | Ripens over a long period, August 1st to 15th, enabling three pickings to be made. | Ripens over a long period, August 1st to 15th, enabling three pickings to be made. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Small pit. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) Included among sturdy, vigorous trees and plants grown by the Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Wayzata | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.05 | A real everbearer; plants set in the spring will bear a full crop during the summer and fall of the same year and will produce a heavy crop again the next season. | A real everbearer; plants set in the spring will bear a full crop during the summer and fall of the same year and will produce a heavy crop again the next season. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) The page urges planting Wayzata in spring for pleasure, satisfaction, and profit, calling it a real everbearer worthy of the name. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) The nursery states it furnishes genuine runner plants and warns against old crowns split up. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) |
| Haralson | hardiness_observation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Haralson is described as thriving in cold climate and as suitable for northern conditions. | Haralson is described as thriving in cold climate and as suitable for northern conditions. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Freedom from fire blight is presented as one of its sterling qualities. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Premier | fruit_size | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Berries are good average size. | Berries are good average size. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Berries described as long pointed. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) |
| Mastodon | productivity | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Plants are prolific if soil and conditions are good. | Plants are prolific if soil and conditions are good. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) Catalog states plants set in April had ripe berries July 11, and production continued in August and September. (n=1, w=0.64, docs=1) |
| Wayzata | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Plants are described as having clean, healthy foliage and a vigorous deep root system. | Plants are described as having clean, healthy foliage and a vigorous deep root system. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) The testimonial says the shipped Wayzata plants were potted in a greenhouse and had already started to thrive. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) |
| Concord | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Recommended only where the season is long enough for it to ripen. | Recommended only where the season is long enough for it to ripen. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Described as the most popular grape in America. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Black Hills Spruce | taxon_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Listed under The Spruces. | Listed under The Spruces. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Described as originally the same variety as the White Spruce, but now native to the Black Hills of South Dakota. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Sultan | entry_pedigree | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Sultan is identified as the male parent of Sapa. | Sultan is identified as the male parent of Sapa. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) The text says Sultan is perhaps a cross with some other species. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Yellow Transparent | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Tree described as upright and round-topped; early and good annual bearer. | Tree described as upright and round-topped; early and good annual bearer. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Tree described as upright; tree form described as round-topped. (n=1, w=0.48, docs=1) |
| Roxanna | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Basin described as very shallow and narrow. | Basin described as very shallow and narrow. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) Cells noted as ovate. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) |
| Yahnke | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Fruit is handsome with broad irregular dark crimson or carmine streaking on the sunny side; dots are numerous, distinct, minute, and yellow; stem medium; basin smooth, sometimes obscurely ribbed, very shallow, wide; core open, barely clasping. | Fruit is handsome with broad irregular dark crimson or carmine streaking on the sunny side; dots are numerous, distinct, minute, and yellow; stem medium; basin smooth, sometimes obscurely ribbed, very shallow, wide; core open, barely clasping. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) Tree described as large, spreading, and productive. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) |
| Blue Belle | selection_origin_reference | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.05 | Blue Belle is presented as a Russian cultivar sold by Jim Gilbert's nursery, One Green Earth, under anglicized names using the word 'Blue'. | Blue Belle is presented as a Russian cultivar sold by Jim Gilbert's nursery, One Green Earth, under anglicized names using the word 'Blue'. (n=1, w=0.50, docs=1) Blue Belle is reported as a notable Russian cultivar sold through One Green Earth Nursery, with breeder/selection origin implied by commercial introduction by Jim Gilbert (Oregon). (n=1, w=0.45, docs=1) |
| Wealthy | description_snippet | 6 | 6 | yes | 0.04 | Described as fine quality and bearing early. | Described as fine quality and bearing early. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Described as the finest apple in the Northwest. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) It has won the finest prizes for Minnesota at the National Apple Show. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) No apple is more handsome, either on the table or the tree. (n=1, w=0.62, docs=1) |
| Minnesota No 1017 | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | Said to combine the qualities of Progressive with the size and thrifty plant of Senator Dunlap. | Said to combine the qualities of Progressive with the size and thrifty plant of Senator Dunlap. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Described as surpassing Progressive. (n=1, w=0.66, docs=1) The nursery states it had a fairly good quantity available for spring planting. (n=1, w=0.62, docs=1) |
| Beta | fruit_size | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Produces medium-size black fruit. | Produces medium-size black fruit. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) It is also described as of good size. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Cumberland | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Listed in the price table as Cumberland, 1-yr. Standard and Cumberland, 2-yr. Heavy. | Listed in the price table as Cumberland, 1-yr. Standard and Cumberland, 2-yr. Heavy. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Cumberland is described as a good old stand-by. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) |
| Mary Washington | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Shoots are large in size, early, and prolific. | Shoots are large in size, early, and prolific. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Produces large, tender tips, can be cut early, and runs a long season. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Mary Washington | growth_habit | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Shoots do not branch near the ground, making it possible to cut unbranched shoots with tight buds often 2 feet long. | Shoots do not branch near the ground, making it possible to cut unbranched shoots with tight buds often 2 feet long. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) Makes a heavy growth. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Transcendent | fruit_color | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Color brownish yellow with blush of carmine. | Color brownish yellow with blush of carmine. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Described as the little red one. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| American White Birch | recommendation_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Every grove should contain a few of these white barked trees for variety. | Every grove should contain a few of these white barked trees for variety. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) A group of birch and evergreens make a pleasing picture on any lawn. (n=1, w=0.63, docs=1) |
| Hansen White Sweet Clover | taxon_context | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Melilotus alba. | Melilotus alba. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Melilotus alba is the common white sweet clover native in Europe, North Africa and middle Asia. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) |
| Mordena | entry_hardiness_observation | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Tree described as extremely hardy and very fruitful. | Tree described as extremely hardy and very fruitful. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Reported as very much hardier than Compass. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Borealis | productivity | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | 'Borealis' productivity is listed as high. | 'Borealis' productivity is listed as high. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) Yield is listed as average. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) The ‘Borealis’ plants in Block 6 began to fruit for the first time in 2010. (n=1, w=0.48, docs=1) |
| Carmine Jewel | breeder_reference | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Listed as a University of Saskatchewan cultivar. | Listed as a University of Saskatchewan cultivar. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) The section states that U of SK sour cherries are breakthroughs in sour cherry breeding, supporting University of Saskatchewan context for this group. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| White Queen | fruit_size | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Fruit is medium and oblong conical, very angular and ribbed. | Fruit is medium and oblong conical, very angular and ribbed. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) Fruit size medium or above. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Red Duck | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Name appears with qualifier '(spurious)' in the Yellow Transparent list. | Name appears with qualifier '(spurious)' in the Yellow Transparent list. (n=1, w=0.54, docs=1) The label includes the explicit qualifier "spurious". (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Zolotareff | fruit_size | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Fruit very large. | Fruit very large. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Not numerically sized on this page; explicitly called 'large'. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Haskap | anecdote_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Fruit can impart a bright purple-red color in dairy applications; juice can produce wine with a rich burgundy appearance and is said to have 10–15x stronger color concentration than cranberry juice. | Fruit can impart a bright purple-red color in dairy applications; juice can produce wine with a rich burgundy appearance and is said to have 10–15x stronger color concentration than cranberry juice. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) The image-linked plant was noted as ornamental but difficult to shake fruit from due to trunk/branch structure; growers are advised to prune when branches become too thick, and some may train it into a bonsai-like form for hand harvesting. (n=1, w=0.48, docs=1) |
| Aurora | anecdote_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Several experienced growers at the 2012 ‘Haskap Day’ remarked, “I didn’t know Haskap could get that sweet”. | Several experienced growers at the 2012 ‘Haskap Day’ remarked, “I didn’t know Haskap could get that sweet”. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Several experienced growers at the 2012 'Haskap Day' remarked, "I didn't know Haskap could get that sweet" in the discussion of Aurora and Borealis attributes. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Beautiful Arcade | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Beautiful Arcade has a long tube and is noted as subacid or acid in flavor. | Beautiful Arcade has a long tube and is noted as subacid or acid in flavor. (n=1, w=0.51, docs=1) Fruit described as large and long. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) |
| Haskap | culinary_use | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Haskap fruit is described as suitable for pastries, jams, juice, wine, ice cream, yogurt, sauces, and candies. | Haskap fruit is described as suitable for pastries, jams, juice, wine, ice cream, yogurt, sauces, and candies. (n=1, w=0.53, docs=1) Haskap is stated to make excellent wine, with some users comparing flavor style to grape or cherry wine. (n=1, w=0.49, docs=1) |
| Honey Bee | breeder_reference | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | The selection came from the University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding program. | The selection came from the University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding program. (n=1, w=0.47, docs=1) Referenced within the University of Saskatchewan haskap breeding and production report, indicating release from that breeding context. (n=1, w=0.43, docs=1) |
| Yukon Family | entry_pedigree | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | Believed to have been based on Russian germplasm. | Believed to have been based on Russian germplasm. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) May have been an open-pollinated seedling of Bugnet varieties. (n=1, w=0.42, docs=1) |
| Bti | description_snippet | 2 | 2 | yes | 0.04 | The breeding fields contain new seedlings with berries that look like ‘BTI’ berries and with very similar bushes. | The breeding fields contain new seedlings with berries that look like ‘BTI’ berries and with very similar bushes. (n=1, w=0.50, docs=1) BTI is used as the primary comparison standard for Honey Bee leaf appearance. (n=1, w=0.46, docs=1) |
| Chief | description_snippet | 4 | 4 | yes | 0.04 | The main point of difference from Latham is season of ripening. | The main point of difference from Latham is season of ripening. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) Fruit is roundish to slightly conic, with drupelets medium to below in size and adhering well so berries do not crumble. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) Foliage is described as very resistant if not immune to mildew and very little affected by mosaic thus far. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) Listed in the price table under red raspberries as Chief or Latham with No. 2 Medium grade. (n=1, w=0.65, docs=1) |
| Okabena | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | Flesh yellowish white, fine grained, crisp, juicy. | Flesh yellowish white, fine grained, crisp, juicy. (n=1, w=0.70, docs=1) Ripens after Duchess and is in many ways similar. (n=1, w=0.67, docs=1) Tube is long and broad. (n=1, w=0.52, docs=1) |
| Cottonwood | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | This is a pioneer tree and has been planted generally because of its rapid growth. | This is a pioneer tree and has been planted generally because of its rapid growth. (n=1, w=0.71, docs=1) The White Cottonwood produces timber which is of little value. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) The Yellow Cottonwood has wood with fair value both as fuel and timber and has about as fine a finish as the Basswood. (n=1, w=0.63, docs=1) |
| Hackberry | description_snippet | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | A rugged hardy native tree that grows to good size and makes a fine shapely shade tree. | A rugged hardy native tree that grows to good size and makes a fine shapely shade tree. (n=1, w=0.72, docs=1) It has a hard and durable wood. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) Seed is scarce and hard to get, making propagation slow and expensive. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |
| Northwest Poplar | selection_origin_reference | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | This is a distinct variety found native to the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota. | This is a distinct variety found native to the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) The nursery states it is the only nursery that can supply them today after propagating the trees at considerable expense. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) These trees were introduced into Wells County many years ago, where they have made a remarkable record. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) |
| Senator Dunlap | recommendation_context | 3 | 3 | yes | 0.04 | Described as one of the best berries for all parts of the United States and by all means the best berry for the Dakotas. | Described as one of the best berries for all parts of the United States and by all means the best berry for the Dakotas. (n=1, w=0.73, docs=1) Quality described as first-class. (n=1, w=0.69, docs=1) Listed under strawberries for home and market planting. (n=1, w=0.68, docs=1) |