Northern novelties for 1921 : some new fruits, ornamentals, etc.

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Title: Northern novelties for 1921 : some new fruits, ornamentals, etc.

Source URL: https://archive.org/download/CAT31306465/CAT31306465.pdf

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Aliases: 1 | Provenance events: 2 | Evidence claims: 93

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Institution: nursery/trade catalog archive item

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Year: 1921

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Type: nursery catalog

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Relationship Records

ID	Relation	Source	Target	Source Doc
334	cross_parent	Adwarfbushfruitmuchfavoredbythesiou	Indians	104

History Records

ID	Type	Year	Label
731	cross_event		AdwarfbushfruitmuchfavoredbytheSiou x Indians

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3	taxon_context	My sand cherry hybrids, such as Opata, Sapa, Sansoto, Ochesoto, and Wachampa should be kept in bush form with many stems close to the ground.	Opata is treated here as one of the sand cherry hybrid plums.	cultivar 159	Open Review parse
3	recommendation_context	My sand cherry hybrids, such as Opata, Sapa, Sansoto, Ochesoto, and Wachampa should be kept in bush form with many stems close to the ground.	Should be kept in bush form with many stems close to the ground.	cultivar 159	Open Review parse
3	rootstock_compatibility	My sand cherry hybrids, such as Opata, Sapa, Sansoto, Ochesoto, and Wachampa should be kept in bush form with many stems close to the ground.	Listed as available one-year budded on sand cherry stocks.	cultivar 159	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	My sand cherry hybrids, such as Opata, Sapa, Sansoto, Ochesoto, and Wachampa should be kept in bush form with many stems close to the ground.	Named among other new plums available on native plum roots at the same price as Waneta.	cultivar 159	Open Review parse
3	selection_origin_reference	My sand cherry hybrids, such as Opata, Sapa, Sansoto, Ochesoto, and Wachampa should be kept in bush form with many stems close to the ground.	Referenced again in the true-to-seed series as the parent of T. T. Seed No. 1.	cultivar 159	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	Described as the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	fruit_size	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	A 2-inch, 2-ounce plum.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	growth_habit	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	Of very strong growth in nursery.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	productivity	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	An early heavy and persistent annual bearer of delicious plums of immense size.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	entry_pedigree	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	Across of the America, a large Japanese plum, with pollen of the Terry, the largest native plum.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	anecdote_snippet	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	At the 1920 Iowa State Fair at Des Moines, Waneta and the sister variety Kahinta were by far the largest plums on exhibition.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	rootstock_compatibility	WANETA. This is the largest of all the Hansen Hybrid Plums. It is a 2-inch, 2-ounce plum, and of very strong growth in nursery.	Offered as one-year buds on native plum roots.	cultivar 154	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	Inoticed that Waneta and the sister variety Kahinta, were by far the largest plums on exhibition.	Described as the sister variety of Waneta.	cultivar 153	Open Review parse
3	anecdote_snippet	Inoticed that Waneta and the sister variety Kahinta, were by far the largest plums on exhibition.	At the 1920 Iowa State Fair at Des Moines, Kahinta and Waneta were by far the largest plums on exhibition.	cultivar 153	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	Of my other new plums, a few trees, one year old on native plum roots, can be spared of Opata, Sapa, Hanska, Kaw and Kiowa, at same price as Waneta.	Named among other new plums available one year old on native plum roots at the same price as Waneta.	cultivar 156	Open Review parse
3	rootstock_compatibility	Of my other new plums, a few trees, one year old on native plum roots, can be spared of Opata, Sapa, Hanska, Kaw and Kiowa, at same price as Waneta.	Listed as available one-year budded on sand cherry stocks.	cultivar 156	Open Review parse
3	selection_origin_reference	Iselected two of the best and named them Winnipeg and Assiniboin.	Selected from seed of the Manitoba wild plum received many years ago from near Stonewall, north of Winnipeg.	cultivar 2126	Open Review parse
3	entry_location	Iselected two of the best and named them Winnipeg and Assiniboin.	Presented under the heading Pure Native Manitoba Plums.	cultivar 2126	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	Iselected two of the best and named them Winnipeg and Assiniboin.	One of two selected native plums named from Manitoba material.	cultivar 2126	Open Review parse
3	entry_hardiness_observation	Iselected two of the best and named them Winnipeg and Assiniboin.	These have done well, especially far north in Canada.	cultivar 2126	Open Review parse
3	rootstock_compatibility	Iselected two of the best and named them Winnipeg and Assiniboin.	Afew trees were offered one year old on native plum roots.	cultivar 2126	Open Review parse
3	rootstock_compatibility	We have a few trees, all one year old buds on Sand Cherry Stocks of the following varieties: Waneta, Opata, Sapa, Hanska, Wachampa, Kaw, Winnipeg, Assiniboin, and Yuteca, at $1.50 each.	Listed as available one-year budded on sand cherry stocks.	cultivar 2128	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	We have a few trees, all one year old buds on Sand Cherry Stocks of the following varieties: Waneta, Opata, Sapa, Hanska, Wachampa, Kaw, Winnipeg, Assiniboin, and Yuteca, at $1.50 each.	Priced at $1.50 each in the sand cherry rootstock list.	cultivar 2128	Open Review parse
3	taxon_context	It is a cross of the America, a large Japanese plum, with pollen of the Terry, the largest native plum.	Described as a large Japanese plum.	cultivar 2129	Open Review parse
3	entry_pedigree	It is a cross of the America, a large Japanese plum, with pollen of the Terry, the largest native plum.	Named as one parent of Waneta.	cultivar 2129	Open Review parse
3	release_year_reference	Ivan Crab. Offered for the first time spring 1916.	Offered for the first time spring 1916.	cultivar 843	Open Review parse
3	selection_origin_reference	Ivan Crab. Offered for the first time spring 1916.	Described as one of many seedlings from Bechtel crab and raised in the tree nursery at Brookings.	cultivar 843	Open Review parse
3	fruit_size	Ivan Crab. Offered for the first time spring 1916.	Fruit one and three-fourths inch in diameter.	cultivar 843	Open Review parse
3	fruit_color	Ivan Crab. Offered for the first time spring 1916.	Roundish, oblate, good color.	cultivar 843	Open Review parse
3	description_snippet	Ivan Crab. Offered for the first time spring 1916.	Tree with spurs and on Red Siberian crab roots.	cultivar 843	Open Review parse
3	rootstock_compatibility	Ivan Crab. Offered for the first time spring 1916.	Each tree priced at 75 cents.	cultivar 843	Open Review parse
6	source_reference_abbreviation	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	Described in bulletin 141 and 167.	cultivar 2130	Open Review parse
6	entry_location	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	From the dry steppes of Semipalatinsk, Siberia.	cultivar 2130	Open Review parse
6	growth_habit	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	Avariety of great vigor and especially adapted to transplanting into cultivated rows.	cultivar 2130	Open Review parse
6	description_snippet	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	It does its own subsoiling on hardpan.	cultivar 2130	Open Review parse
6	entry_hardiness_observation	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	Its seeding habit is related to its native country with only about eight inches total annual rainfall.	cultivar 2130	Open Review parse
6	recommendation_context	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	To improve the seeding habit, let the plants stand uncut and select seed from plants that hold their seed the longest.	cultivar 2130	Open Review parse
6	description_snippet	Hansen White-Flowered Alfalfa	White flowers are proposed as a distinctive trademark feature for an alfalfa variety.	cultivar 2131	Open Review parse
6	growth_habit	Hansen White-Flowered Alfalfa	This variety distinguishes itself by strong upright growth and productiveness both as to forage and seed.	cultivar 2131	Open Review parse
6	selection_origin_reference	Hansen White-Flowered Alfalfa	Originated as a seedling of the yellow-flowered alfalfa, Medicago falcata, from Omsk, Siberia, grown closely adjacent to the Cossack.	cultivar 2131	Open Review parse
6	recommendation_context	Hansen White-Flowered Alfalfa	Seed may be sown in rows and the plants transplanted after one year's growth as described in bulletin 167.	cultivar 2131	Open Review parse
6	release_year_reference	Hansen White-Flowered Alfalfa	Offered for the first time spring 1917.	cultivar 2131	Open Review parse
6	taxon_context	Hansen White Sweet Clover	Melilotus alba.	cultivar 2132	Open Review parse
6	selection_origin_reference	Hansen White Sweet Clover	Raised from seed found growing wild on the dry steppes of Semipalatinsk, Siberia, in 1913, by Prof. N. E. Hansen.	cultivar 2132	Open Review parse
6	description_snippet	Hansen White Sweet Clover	It will be of interest to ascertain the comparative value of this strain of the plant from this 8-inch rainfall climate.	cultivar 2132	Open Review parse
6	entry_hardiness_observation	Hansen White Sweet Clover	At the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, this Siberian Sweet Clover has been found to be of great promise as the	cultivar 2132	Open Review parse
6	recommendation_context	Hansen White Sweet Clover	It may have a great bearing on the problem of adding humus to summer fallowed land.	cultivar 2132	Open Review parse

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Linked Cultivars

ID	Cultivar	Evidence / Claims	Relationships	History / Pages	Link
154	Waneta	10	0	0	Open cultivar
2131	Hansen White-Flowered Alfalfa	9	0	0	Open cultivar
2130	Semipalatinsk Alfalfa	8	0	0	Open cultivar
158	Sapa	7	0	0	Open cultivar
2126	Winnipeg	7	0	0	Open cultivar
2127	Assiniboin	7	0	0	Open cultivar
2132	Hansen White Sweet Clover	7	0	0	Open cultivar
159	Opata	6	0	0	Open cultivar
843	Ivan	6	0	0	Open cultivar
1414	Wachampa	4	0	0	Open cultivar
274	Adwarfbushfruitmuchfavoredbythesiou	1	1	1	Open cultivar
275	Indians	1	1	1	Open cultivar
2122	Sansoto	3	0	0	Open cultivar
2123	Ochesoto	3	0	0	Open cultivar
153	Kahinta	2	0	0	Open cultivar
156	Hanska	2	0	0	Open cultivar
161	Terry	2	0	0	Open cultivar
2124	Kaw	2	0	0	Open cultivar
2128	Yuteca	2	0	0	Open cultivar
2129	America	2	0	0	Open cultivar
2125	Kiowa	1	0	0	Open cultivar
parsed only	Cathay Crab	12	0	4	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Olga Crab	11	0	4	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Tetonkaha Rose	11	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Dolgo Crab	9	0	4	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Hansen Siberian Muskmelon No. 3	9	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Hansen White Siberian Proso	8	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Hansen Hybrid Alfalfa No. 1	7	0	6	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	T. T. Seed No. 2	7	0	3	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Cossack Alfalfa	6	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Ivan Crab	6	0	3	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Rosa Rugosa	6	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Hansen Siberian Watermelon No. 3	5	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Lavatera Thuringiaca	5	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Red Tip Crab	5	0	4	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Hulli Proso	4	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Siberian Esparsette	3	0	5	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	T. T. Seed No. 1	3	0	3	No staging cultivar page yet

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History events: 1

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tier_2	75	auto	Organization domain; verify publication standards

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Extracted Entities

Type	Value	Confidence
cultivar_candidate	Indians	0.60
cultivar_candidate	AdwarfbushfruitmuchfavoredbytheSiou	0.60
taxon_keyword	pyrus	0.75
taxon_keyword	prunus	0.75
taxon_keyword	malus	0.75

Extracted Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
breeding_cross	AdwarfbushfruitmuchfavoredbytheSiou x Indians	0.65