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Document: 14 A Study of Northwestern Apples

Source page: Open page 24 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 144

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1075&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
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  • Aluska | culinary_use | Use cooking.
  • Aluska | description_snippet | Cavity regular, acuminate, a little russet; stem very fleshy and short; basin narrow, nearly flat, corrugated and wrinkled; calyx half open.
  • Aluska | flavor_profile | Flesh white, juicy, subacid, fair.
  • Aluska | fruit_color | Surface yellow, splashed and mixed dark red on the sunny side, with very minute white scattered dots.
  • Aluska | fruit_size | Fruit medium, sharply conical.
  • Aluska | selection_origin_reference | Origin Minnesota.
  • Aluska | storage_duration | Probably late fall.
  • American Codling | culinary_use | Excellent for culinary use.
  • American Codling | description_snippet | Cavity regular, deep, obtuse; stem short to medium; basin wide, shallow, regular, smooth, with a few minute wrinkles; calyx closed, segments connivent.
  • American Codling | description_snippet | Core closed; cells obovate, slit; tube conical; stamens median; seeds about eight, very plump.
  • American Codling | entry_location | Specimens from William Oxford, Freeburg, Minnesota.
  • American Codling | flavor_profile | Flesh juicy, fine grained, pleasant subacid, good.
  • American Codling | fruit_color | Surface green, faintly blushed bronze; dots distinct, numerous, white.
  • American Codling | fruit_size | Fruit large, oblate to roundish oblate.
  • American Codling | storage_duration | December.
  • Anis | description_snippet | Cavity broad, deep; stem short; basin broad, irregular, angular; calyx medium, closed; core open.
  • Anis | description_snippet | Listed within the Anis group with multiple associated names or numbers: No. 317, White Pigeon (spurious), 984, Kursk Anis, Red Anis, 32 M, Russian Green, Blue Anis, Yellow Anis, Pink Anis, Striped Anis, and Getm
  • Anis | flavor_profile | Flesh tender, juicy, greenish white, with dark green water line around core; flavor agreeable mild acid.
  • Anis | fruit_color | Color light green, striped with red in sun.
  • Anis | fruit_size | Size 4 to 5; form roundish oblate, angular.
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Citations Added
  • (Rus. Nom. Com.)
Cultivars Removed
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Claims Removed
  • Aluska | culinary_use | Recommended for cooking.
  • Aluska | description_snippet | Cavity, stem, basin, calyx, and core characters documented with standard descriptive morphology.
  • Aluska | flavor_profile | Flesh described as white, juicy, subacid, fair; cooking use suggested.
  • Aluska | fruit_color | Skin is yellow with dark-red splashes/staining on the sunny side.
  • Aluska | fruit_size | Described as medium-sized fruit.
  • Aluska | selection_origin_reference | Origin is Minnesota.
  • Aluska | storage_duration | Harvest/use noted as probably late fall.
  • American Codling | culinary_use | Marked as excellent for culinary use.
  • American Codling | description_snippet | Detailed cavity, stem, basin, and calyx morphology reported.
  • American Codling | entry_location | Specimens cited from Freeburg, Minnesota (specimen provenance noted).
  • American Codling | flavor_profile | Flesh pleasant subacid, good quality.
  • American Codling | fruit_color | Surface color green with faint bronze blushing; white dots.
  • American Codling | fruit_size | Fruit described as large, oblate to roundish oblate.
  • American Codling | storage_duration | Linked with December in season/keeping context.
  • Anis | description_snippet | Group entry includes synonym/index-style list (White Pigeon, Kursk, Red/Blue/Yellow/Pink/Striped Anis, etc.) and morphological fruit descriptors.
  • Anis | description_snippet | Several names are presented in a group-index context under ANIS GROUP, implying close cultivar-group association.
  • Anis | flavor_profile | Flavor described as agreeable and mild acid.
  • Anis | fruit_color | Light green skin with red striping on sunny side.
  • Anis | fruit_size | Fruit size listed as 4 to 5 (unit not specified).
  • Anis | selection_origin_reference | Origin stated as Russia.
Figures Removed
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Citations Removed
  • Hansen, N.E., "A Study of Northwestern Apples" (1902). Bulletins. Paper 76.

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