Carmine Jewel Notes: Based on observations from 2004 to 2009

Document 107

Title: Carmine Jewel Notes: Based on observations from 2004 to 2009

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ID	Relation	Source	Target	Source Doc
345	mentioned_in_document	Growers	Carmine Jewel Notes: Based on observations from 2004 to 2009	107

History Records

ID	Type	Year	Label
749	year_reference	1999	Year reference 1999
752	release_event	1999	Release event 1999
750	year_reference	2003	Year reference 2003
747	year_reference	2004	Year reference 2004
753	nursery_mention	2004	Growers
751	year_reference	2008	Year reference 2008
748	year_reference	2009	Year reference 2009

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Cultivar: Carmine Jewel

Pages in document: p1 p2

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Page	Basis	Snippet
1	introduction_sentence	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.
2	explicit_cultivar_reference	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.

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1	description_snippet	Carmine Jewel is described as the first dwarf sour cherry variety in this context.	0.99
1	release_year_reference	Released in 1999 and broadly planted by 2003.	0.98
1	recommendation_context	It is described as the main cherry in commercial production on the Prairies.	0.97
1	productivity	Growers were reported to get 20 or 30 lbs per bush in the 4th or 5th year after planting small plug plants.	0.97
1	productivity	On heavy clay soil at the University, production was usually about half that amount.	0.95
1	productivity	Backyard gardeners reportedly obtained up to 75 lbs from one bush, though these were considered unusually large, pampered bushes.	0.94
1	anecdote_snippet	If Carmine Jewel has an unusually heavy crop, growers reported it will likely have a lower than average crop the following year.	0.93
1	productivity	Average production is stated as 25 to 30 lbs per bush.	0.96
1	fruit_size	Its fruit size is smaller than the Romance Series.	0.92
1	flavor_profile	Its sugar content is lower than the Romance Series.	0.91
1	description_snippet	It has the advantage of being the first cherry to ripen each season.	0.97
1	recommendation_context	As the first crop of the season, it usually commands the highest price at farmer's markets.	0.94
1	culinary_use	Products like pies and jams made from it are considered gourmet by those used to traditional Montmorency cherries.	0.95
1	entry_hardiness_observation	The winter of 2008/2009 caused slight damage to 5-year-old Carmine Jewel trees.	0.97
1	entry_hardiness_observation	At bloom time, some branches were noticeably late blooming, interpreted as sporadic delayed bloom from winter damage partially blocking sap flow.	0.93
1	entry_hardiness_observation	Affected branches did not die and still carried fruit.	0.94
1	fruit_size	Affected branches may have had smaller fruit and delayed ripening.	0.86
1	entry_hardiness_observation	Carmine Jewel was hardier than Romeo and Crimson Passion at this location.	0.95
1	entry_hardiness_observation	Carmine Jewel was not as hardy as Juliet, Valentine, and Cupid at this location.	0.95
1	caption_context	Figure 1 shows that Carmine Jewel has nice flowers.	0.98
1	caption_context	Figure 2 shows fully ripe Carmine Jewel fruit.	0.98
2	recommendation_context	New growers often pick Carmine Jewel fruit weeks before it is ripe; the page warns that fully ripe fruit becomes nearly black and should not be picked at the red stage.	0.98
2	fruit_color	When fully ripe, Carmine Jewel fruit practically becomes black.	0.99
2	flavor_profile	At the red stage, the fruit likely has about half the sugar and twice the acidity of fully ripe fruit.	0.95
2	keeping_quality	Carmine Jewel fruit will hold on the bush through the season rather than dropping when ripe.	0.96
2	anecdote_snippet	Cherries can dry like raisins and still remain attached; the only reported notable fruit drop was about 10% during a tornado event near the fields.	0.9
2	fruit_color	The very dark colour of Carmine Jewel fruit extends all through the cherry.	0.97
2	culinary_use	Carmine Jewel makes a very dark, rich-looking juice or wine.	0.96
2	culinary_use	When used in dairy products, Carmine Jewel gives maximum colour for a sour cherry.	0.92
2	description_snippet	Only Cupid among the Romance cherries is described as having a similarly intense colour.	0.84
2	anecdote_snippet	Growers have been very happy with Carmine Jewel, and some reported no desire to plant the Romance series because Carmine Jewel was good enough.	0.94
2	productivity	Carmine Jewel was harvested nicely with a mechanical harvester named Joanna.	0.9
2	recommendation_context	Some growers reported having to drive harvesters very slowly because there was so much fruit and their machines were designed for smaller yields.	0.88
2	productivity	The first year Carmine Jewel blooms may have few flowers that set fruit, but the following year is usually much higher.	0.95
2	productivity	Carmine Jewel often has only a handful of fruit in the 3rd or 4th year, but may have about 20 lbs the next year.	0.95
2	recommendation_context	The first small-yield year is presented as the time to build customers because the next year the crop may increase sharply.	0.91
2	caption_context	Figure 3 shows Carmine Jewel bushes in their 5th year with technician Pete Reimer.	0.99

Inherited Context

p1: cherry | dwarf sour cherry | Romance Series context | Carmine Jewel Notes | University of Saskatchewan | University of Saskatchewan fruit breeding context | the Prairies | University of Saskatchewan context
p2: Prunus | sour cherry | dwarf sour cherry | Romance cherries | Carmine Jewel Notes | University of Saskatchewan Fruit Program | University of Saskatchewan cherry evaluation context | Romance Series comparison context | Prairies | Saskatchewan

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1	description_snippet	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Carmine Jewel is described as the first dwarf sour cherry variety in this context.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	release_year_reference	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Released in 1999 and broadly planted by 2003.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	recommendation_context	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	It is described as the main cherry in commercial production on the Prairies.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	productivity	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Growers were reported to get 20 or 30 lbs per bush in the 4th or 5th year after planting small plug plants.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	anecdote_snippet	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	If Carmine Jewel has an unusually heavy crop, growers reported it will likely have a lower than average crop the following year.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	fruit_size	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Its fruit size is smaller than the Romance Series.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	flavor_profile	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Its sugar content is lower than the Romance Series.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	culinary_use	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Products like pies and jams made from it are considered gourmet by those used to traditional Montmorency cherries.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	entry_hardiness_observation	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	The winter of 2008/2009 caused slight damage to 5-year-old Carmine Jewel trees.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
1	caption_context	Our first dwarf sour cherry variety, Carmine Jewel, is still very worthwhile having.	Figure 1 shows that Carmine Jewel has nice flowers.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	recommendation_context	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	New growers often pick Carmine Jewel fruit weeks before it is ripe; the page warns that fully ripe fruit becomes nearly black and should not	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	fruit_color	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	When fully ripe, Carmine Jewel fruit practically becomes black.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	flavor_profile	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	At the red stage, the fruit likely has about half the sugar and twice the acidity of fully ripe fruit.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	keeping_quality	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	Carmine Jewel fruit will hold on the bush through the season rather than dropping when ripe.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	anecdote_snippet	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	Cherries can dry like raisins and still remain attached; the only reported notable fruit drop was about 10% during a tornado event near the	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	culinary_use	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	Carmine Jewel makes a very dark, rich-looking juice or wine.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	description_snippet	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	Only Cupid among the Romance cherries is described as having a similarly intense colour.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	productivity	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	Carmine Jewel was harvested nicely with a mechanical harvester named Joanna.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse
2	caption_context	Acommon problem with CJ has been that new growers often pick the fruit weeks before it is ripe.	Figure 3 shows Carmine Jewel bushes in their 5th year with technician Pete Reimer.	cultivar 308	Open Review parse

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Linked Cultivars

ID	Cultivar	Evidence / Claims	Link
308	Carmine Jewel	37	Open cultivar
309	Evans	2	Open cultivar
170	Montmorency	1	Open cultivar
310	Romeo	1	Open cultivar
311	Crimson Passion	1	Open cultivar
312	Juliet	1	Open cultivar
313	Valentine	1	Open cultivar
314	Cupid	1	Open cultivar

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History events: 7

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nursery_candidate	Growers	0.58
taxon_keyword	prunus	0.65

Extracted Claims

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culinary_use	juice or	0.56
ripening_window	ripen any day and fall	0.56
ripening_window	ripening too	0.56
ripening_window	ripen each	0.56
growth_habit	dwarf	0.52
release_year_reference	1999	0.68
nursery_reference	Growers	0.58
year_reference	2008	0.55
year_reference	2003	0.55
year_reference	1999	0.55
year_reference	2009	0.55
year_reference	2004	0.55