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Document: 14 A Study of Northwestern Apples

Source page: Open page 85 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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Perkins No 78 | caption_context | The page includes a line drawing labeled 'Perkins No. 78.' showing the fruit in section.
Perkins No 78 | selection_origin_reference | Neighboring page context indicates Perkins No. 78 was one of several varieties originated by F. I. Perkins of Red Wing, Minnesota, from seed of Malinda.
Perry Russet | description_snippet | Basin medium deep, abrupt, wrinkled, often corrugated; calyx open, segments divergent.
Perry Russet | description_snippet | Cavity wide, obtuse, regular, usually with much stellate russet, sometimes lipped; stem short to medium.
Perry Russet | description_snippet | Core closed, barely clasping; cells ovate, axile, slit; tube conical; stamens median; seeds plump, rather small.
Perry Russet | description_snippet | Dots distinct, many, large.
Perry Russet | entry_location | Origin: Perry, New York.
Perry Russet | flavor_profile | Rich, juicy, brisk subacid, very good.
Perry Russet | fruit_color | Flesh yellow, firm, fine grained.
Perry Russet | fruit_color | Surface a rich golden yellow, covered more or less with open network of russet; some specimens are quite free from russet, or at least as grown in the west.
Perry Russet | fruit_size | Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, somewhat conical, regular.
Perry Russet | growth_habit | Tree moderate, spreading, upright growth.
Perry Russet | storage_duration | December to February.
Peter | anecdote_snippet | Wyman Elliott of Minneapolis, a prominent member of the Minnesota Horticultural Society, after careful examination of many specimens, found the Wealthy seeds smaller and more pointed; the Peter seeds larger, broad
Peter | breeder_reference | Originated by the late Peter M. Gideon.
Peter | description_snippet | Even if really distinct, the two varieties are now mixed to a considerable extent.
Peter | description_snippet | In Wealthy the tube is funnel-shaped; stamens median or basal.
Peter | description_snippet | In fruit this appears nearly if not quite identical with Wealthy.
Peter | description_snippet | Mr. Gideon himself could not distinguish the two varieties by the fruit, but claimed Peter was hardier in tree.
Peter | description_snippet | The seeds of the Peter are large, broad and plump, about ten in number; calyx segments connivent; tube conical and stamens median.

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Perkins No 78 | entry_pedigree | Perkins No. 78 is part of the Perkins-numbered set associated with F. I. Perkins-origin seedlings noted on the previous page in this run.
Perkins No 78 | selection_origin_reference | The preceding page text indicates the Perkins series (including No. 78) were originated by F. I. Perkins in Minnesota from seed of Malinda.
Perkins No 78 | source_reference_abbreviation | This entry appears as part of Hansen’s cultivar list in Bulletin 76 rather than a separate taxonomic treatise format.
Perry Russet | description_snippet | Cavity wide, closed, often with stellate russet and sometimes lipped; stem short to medium; calyx open with divergent segments.
Perry Russet | entry_location | Origin listed as Perry, New York.
Perry Russet | flavor_profile | Flesh is yellow, firm, fine grained, rich, juicy, and brisk subacid; quality rated very good.
Perry Russet | fruit_color | Fruit surface described as rich golden yellow with an open network of russet; degree of russet varies by specimen.
Perry Russet | fruit_size | Fruit is described as medium, oblate to roundish oblate, somewhat conic/regular.
Perry Russet | growth_habit | Tree is described as moderate, with spreading and upright growth.
Perry Russet | storage_duration | Keeping period noted as December to February.
Peter | anecdote_snippet | Wyman Elliott is cited as finding Wealthy seeds smaller and more pointed while Peter seeds are larger, broader, less pointed, and slightly darker at full ripe.
Peter | description_snippet | Described as nearly identical to Wealthy in fruit; seeds large, broad, plump, about ten, with conical tube and median stamens.
Peter | entry_pedigree | The entry repeatedly compares Peter to Wealthy and notes near similarity in fruit, with possible slight distinctions in seed morphology.
Peter | selection_origin_reference | Originated from seed of Wealthy by Peter M. Gideon, Excelsior, Minnesota.
Peter | source_reference_abbreviation | Comparative observation attributed to Wyman Elliott of Minnesota Horticultural Society context.

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Hansen, N.E., "A Study of Northwestern Apples" (1902). Bulletins. Paper 76.

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