Cultivar 1623: Bon Homme County

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 11 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Bon Homme County is an apple from Bon Homme County, South Dakota. One account says it was originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874, and later introduced by Peter C. DeLinde of Perkins, South Dakota, who had it bearing in orchard [S1].

The fruit is described as medium sized, roundish oblate, and slightly angular toward the base. Its skin is dark green with thin grayish net veining, numerous large gray dots, and some russeting at the dot bases [S1].

The flesh is white, acid, and rated good. The cultivar is listed as a winter apple, and the same source says the fruit keeps until June; the tree is also described as productive [S1].

Summary source basis

S1: A Study of Northwestern Apples

This summary currently draws chiefly from A Study of Northwestern Apples.

Featured source descriptions

“Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra of Bon Homme County, South Dakota, from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.”
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“Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota.”
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“Fruit roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large, gray, some few russet with gray bases.”
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“Cavity acuminate, regular, with stellate russet; stem long; basin shallow, wide, smooth; calyx closed, segments connivent.”
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Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large, gray, some few russet with gray bases; cavity acuminate, regular, with stellate russet; stem long;A Study of Northwestern Apples, p34
Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large, gray, some few russet with gray bases; cavity acuminate, regular, with stellate russet; stem long;A Study of Northwestern Apples, p34
Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large, gray, some few russet with gray bases; cavity acuminate, regular, with stellate russet; stem long;A Study of Northwestern Apples, p34
Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large, gray, some few russet with gray bases; cavity acuminate, regular, with stellate russet; stem long;A Study of Northwestern Apples, p34

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Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
14	A Study of Northwestern Apples	unknown	11	0	0	p34 p132	Documented in Bon Homme County and Perkins, South Dakota.; Fruit keeps until June.; Tree described as productive.; Introduced by Peter C. DeLinde of Perkins, South Dakota, who maintained an orchard of it in bearing.

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Document	Page	Claim Type	Claim	Quote	Match
14	p132	entry_location	Documented in Bon Homme County and Perkins, South Dakota.	Bon Homme County -Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra, Bon Homme county, S. D., from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.... Peter C. DeLinde... introduced this variety ... the tree is productive and the fruit keeps till June.	page_block:0.90
14	p132	storage_duration	Fruit keeps until June.	Bon Homme County -Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra, Bon Homme county, S. D., from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.... Peter C. DeLinde... introduced this variety ... the tree is productive and the fruit keeps till June.	page_block:0.90
14	p132	productivity	Tree described as productive.	Bon Homme County -Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra, Bon Homme county, S. D., from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.... Peter C. DeLinde... introduced this variety ... the tree is productive and the fruit keeps till June.	page_block:0.90
14	p132	breeder_reference	Introduced by Peter C. DeLinde of Perkins, South Dakota, who maintained an orchard of it in bearing.	Bon Homme County -Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra, Bon Homme county, S. D., from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.... Peter C. DeLinde... introduced this variety ... the tree is productive and the fruit keeps till June.	page_block:0.90
14	p132	selection_origin_reference	Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra in Bon Homme County, South Dakota, from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.	Bon Homme County -Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra, Bon Homme county, S. D., from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.... Peter C. DeLinde... introduced this variety ... the tree is productive and the fruit keeps till June.	page_block:0.90
14	p34	description_snippet	Cavity acuminate and regular with stellate russet; calyx closed with connivent segments; flesh white, acid, good.	Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large	page_block:0.90
14	p34	storage_duration	Ripening/storage period descriptor is Winter.	Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large	page_block:0.90
14	p34	flavor_profile	Flesh is white and acidic; quality judged good.	Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large	page_block:0.90
14	p34	fruit_color	Skin is dark green with thin grayish obscure net-veining; dots distinct and gray, with some russeting at gray bases.	Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large	page_block:0.90
14	p34	fruit_size	Fruit is medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular near the base.	Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large	page_block:0.90
14	p34	entry_location	Origin is explicitly stated as Bon Homme County, South Dakota.	Bon Homme County- Origin, Bon Homme County, South Dakota-Fruit medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular toward base; surface dark green, overspread with thin, grayish, obscure net-veining; dots distinct, numerous, large	page_block:0.90

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Evidence Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
entry_location	Documented in Bon Homme County and Perkins, South Dakota.	0.88
storage_duration	Fruit keeps until June.	0.93
productivity	Tree described as productive.	0.90
breeder_reference	Introduced by Peter C. DeLinde of Perkins, South Dakota, who maintained an orchard of it in bearing.	0.93
selection_origin_reference	Originated by Hon. Henry Dykstra in Bon Homme County, South Dakota, from seed of Baldwin planted in 1874.	0.95
description_snippet	Cavity acuminate and regular with stellate russet; calyx closed with connivent segments; flesh white, acid, good.	0.97
storage_duration	Ripening/storage period descriptor is Winter.	0.99
flavor_profile	Flesh is white and acidic; quality judged good.	0.97
fruit_color	Skin is dark green with thin grayish obscure net-veining; dots distinct and gray, with some russeting at gray bases.	0.98
fruit_size	Fruit is medium, roundish oblate, slightly angular near the base.	0.98
entry_location	Origin is explicitly stated as Bon Homme County, South Dakota.	0.99

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