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Document: 1 New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest

Source page: Open page 26 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 32

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1338&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added

Hansen Bush
Opata
Sapa

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Assiniboin | breeder_reference | Thousands of seedlings have been grown from Assiniboin.
Assiniboin | selection_origin_reference | Selection work with Manitoba native plum culminated in Assiniboin and Winnipeg.
Assiniboin | source_reference_abbreviation | Described in S. D. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bul. 224.
Assiniboin | taxon_context | Named under Progress with the Manitoba Native Plum, Prunus nigra.
Champa | source_reference_abbreviation | Previously described in Bulletin Nos. 224 and 309.
Champa | taxon_context | Listed under Hansen Bush Cherry, Selections of Prunus Besseyi.
Checkpa | description_snippet | The percentage ratio of pit to fruit was 3.92; the sentence continues onto the next page.
Checkpa | fruit_size | Fruit was almost one inch in diameter, exact size 15/16 inches.
Checkpa | fruit_size | The weight of 100 fruits was 418 grams.
Checkpa | release_year_reference | Entry heading gives Checkpa bush cherry-1940.
Cree | entry_pedigree | Identified as one of the hybrid seedlings associated with Assiniboin-derived Manitoba native plum work.
Cree | recommendation_context | Cree, Pembina, and Ojibwa are named and much grown at the North, especially Manitoba.
Cree | source_reference_abbreviation | Described in S. D. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bul. 224.
Cree | taxon_context | Named in the Manitoba native plum section under Prunus nigra.
Hansen Bush | breeder_reference | Improving the South Dakota native sandcherry began in 1895 and was first reported in S. D. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bul. 97 (1904) by the writer.
Hansen Bush | culinary_use | Home-makers near the State Orchard at Watertown saved the flesh using hand cherry-pitters and canned from 1,000 to 1,500 quarts annually.
Hansen Bush | description_snippet | The second million seedlings covering fourteen generations was being grown.
Hansen Bush | fruit_color | The usual fruit color is black, but many good yellow-fruited seedlings appeared; first breaks into red fruit were noted in 1938.
Hansen Bush | fruit_size | Many one-inch sand cherries appeared, but were not introduced because they were evidently chance hybrids not up to Sapa or Opata.
Hansen Bush | productivity | A number of plants in the State Orchard at Watertown yielded 12 1/2 pounds of fruit per plant the past season.

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Citations Added

Bulletin Nos. 224 and 309
S. D. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bul. 224
S. D. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bul. 97 (1904)

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Claims Removed

Assiniboin | selection_origin_reference | The selection work with the Manitoba native plum is said to have culminated in Assiniboin and Winnipeg.
Assiniboin | taxon_context | Assiniboin appears in the section on the Manitoba native plum, Prunus nigra.
Champa | description_snippet | Champa is listed among selections previously described in Bulletin Nos. 224 and 309.
Champa | taxon_context | Champa is named within the Hansen Bush Cherry selections of Prunus besseyi.
Checkpa | description_snippet | The weight of 100 fruits was 418 grams and the percentage ratio of pit to fruit was 3.92.
Checkpa | fruit_size | The fruit was almost one inch in diameter, exact size 15/16 inches.
Checkpa | release_year_reference | Checkpa bush cherry is marked with the year 1940 in the heading.
Cree | entry_location | Cree is said to be much grown in the North, especially Manitoba.
Cree | entry_pedigree | Cree is identified as one of the named hybrid seedlings from this breeding work.
Kasota | description_snippet | Kasota is indicated as described below, with the full entry continuing on the next page.
Kasota | recommendation_context | Kasota is identified as one of the outstanding improvements.
Keyapaha | description_snippet | Keyapaha is listed among selections previously described in Bulletin Nos. 224 and 309.
Keyapaha | taxon_context | Keyapaha is named within the Hansen Bush Cherry selections of Prunus besseyi.
Kota | description_snippet | The flesh is described as very firm, richly fragrant, and delicious, with many large yellow dots as a distinguishing characteristic.
Oahe | description_snippet | Oahe is listed among selections previously described in Bulletin Nos. 224 and 309.
Oahe | taxon_context | Oahe is named within the Hansen Bush Cherry selections of Prunus besseyi.
Ojibwa | entry_location | Ojibwa is said to be much grown in the North, especially Manitoba.
Ojibwa | entry_pedigree | Ojibwa is identified as one of the named hybrid seedlings from this breeding work.
Okreek | description_snippet | Okreek is listed among selections previously described in Bulletin Nos. 224 and 309.
Okreek | taxon_context | Okreek is named within the Hansen Bush Cherry selections of Prunus besseyi.

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