Cultivar 1648: Deoma

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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: 10 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: description_snippet:2, fruit_size:2, anecdote_snippet:1, breeder_reference:1, flavor_profile:1, fruit_color:1, keeping_quality:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Deoma is an apple recorded with an origin in Minnesota. In December 1901, J. S. Harris said he thought better of the apple than he had formerly, preserving a small contemporary judgment of the cultivar [S1].

The fruit was described as large, very regular, round, and slightly truncated, with a smooth yellow surface and bronze blush. Its flesh was white, juicy, sprightly, brisk subacid, and good. The source lists it as chiefly culinary and a winter apple [S1].

A technical description notes an open core, ovate cells, a wide funnel shaped tube, basal stamens, and about seventeen short, plump seeds [S1].

Summary source basis

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

Featured source descriptions

“Cavity regular, deep, obtuse, wide, slightly russeted; stem medium, stout; basin wide, somewhat corrugated and wavy; calyx open, segments divergent, sometimes erect.”
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“Core open, meeting; cells ovate, slit; tube wide, funnel-shaped; stamens basal; seeds seventeen, short, plump.”
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“Listed under tube funnel-shaped; stamens basal.”
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“Seeds about 17; cells ovate.”
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14A Study of Northwestern Applesunknown1000p46 p140Cells described as ovate; seed count around 17.; Fruit described as large.; Core open, meeting; cells ovate, slit; tube wide, funnel-shaped; stamens basal; seeds seventeen, short, plump.; J. S. Harris stated in December

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14p140description_snippetCells described as ovate; seed count around 17.Large; seeds about 17; cells ovate ... Deomapage_block:0.90
14p140fruit_sizeFruit described as large.Large; seeds about 17; cells ovate ... Deomapage_block:0.90
14p46description_snippetCore open, meeting; cells ovate, slit; tube wide, funnel-shaped; stamens basal; seeds seventeen, short, plump.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46anecdote_snippetJ. S. Harris stated in December 1901: “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46keeping_qualityStorage/use context given as chiefly culinary with winter suitability.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46flavor_profileFlesh white, juicy, sprightly, brisk subacid, and good.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46fruit_colorSurface smooth, yellow with bronze blush; dots large, white, some with minute russet centers.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46fruit_sizeFruit described as large, very regular, round, slightly truncated.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46breeder_referenceAttributed to observations by J. S. Harris.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90
14p46entry_locationOrigin noted as Minnesota.Deoma.—Origin, Minnesota. J. S. Harris said, in December, 1901, “Ithink better of this apple than formerly.”—Fruit large, very regular, round, slightly truncated; surface smooth, yellow, bronze blush; dots large, obscurepage_block:0.90

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description_snippetCells described as ovate; seed count around 17.0.92
fruit_sizeFruit described as large.0.90
description_snippetCore open, meeting; cells ovate, slit; tube wide, funnel-shaped; stamens basal; seeds seventeen, short, plump.0.98
anecdote_snippetJ. S. Harris stated in December 1901: “I think better of this apple than formerly.”0.93
keeping_qualityStorage/use context given as chiefly culinary with winter suitability.0.97
flavor_profileFlesh white, juicy, sprightly, brisk subacid, and good.0.99
fruit_colorSurface smooth, yellow with bronze blush; dots large, white, some with minute russet centers.0.98
fruit_sizeFruit described as large, very regular, round, slightly truncated.0.99
breeder_referenceAttributed to observations by J. S. Harris.0.95
entry_locationOrigin noted as Minnesota.0.99

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