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Document 2

Title: South Dakota Fruit Garden (visual sample pages 9-11)

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Aliases: 1 | Provenance events: 1 | Evidence claims: 400

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Extracted Entities

TypeValueConfidence
cultivar_candidateVirginia crab0.95
cultivar_candidateHibernal apple0.95
cultivar_candidateJonathan0.95
cultivar_candidateDelicious0.95
cultivar_candidateDry Weather0.95
cultivar_candidateLockhill0.95
cultivar_candidateWayzata0.95
cultivar_candidateProgressive0.95
cultivar_candidateMastodon0.95
cultivar_candidateGem0.95
cultivar_candidateMinnesota 19220.95
cultivar_candidatePremier0.95
cultivar_candidateHoward0.95
cultivar_candidateDunlap0.95
cultivar_candidateOtha0.95
cultivar_candidateJudd0.95
cultivar_candidateChief0.95
cultivar_candidateLatham0.95
cultivar_candidatePixwell0.95
cultivar_candidateViking0.95
cultivar_candidateRed Lake0.95
cultivar_candidateBeta0.95
cultivar_candidateMoongold0.95
cultivar_candidateScout0.95
cultivar_candidateManchu0.95
cultivar_candidateMontmorency0.95
cultivar_candidateWragg0.95
cultivar_candidateEarly Richmond0.95
cultivar_candidateManchurian Hybrid0.95
cultivar_candidateBounty0.95
cultivar_candidateAssiniboine0.95
cultivar_candidateWestesa0.95
cultivar_candidateWyant0.95
cultivar_candidateDeSota0.95
cultivar_candidateTerry0.95
cultivar_candidateSurprise0.95
cultivar_candidateOka0.95
cultivar_candidateOpata0.95
cultivar_candidateSapa0.95
cultivar_candidateKota0.95
cultivar_candidateToka0.95
cultivar_candidateHanska0.95
cultivar_candidateKaga0.95
cultivar_candidateWaneta0.95
cultivar_candidateKahinta0.95
cultivar_candidateTecumseh0.95
cultivar_candidateCree0.95
cultivar_candidateOziya0.95
cultivar_candidateSplendid0.95
cultivar_candidateMonitor0.95
cultivar_candidateFiebing0.95
cultivar_candidateRadisson0.95
cultivar_candidateLaCrescent0.95
cultivar_candidateUnderwood0.95
cultivar_candidatePipestone0.95
cultivar_candidateFibing0.95
cultivar_candidateMonitor0.95
cultivar_candidateUnderwood0.95
cultivar_candidateSuperior0.95
cultivar_candidateElliot0.95
cultivar_candidateTonka0.95
cultivar_candidateMonitor0.95
cultivar_candidateUnderwood0.95
cultivar_candidateElliot0.95
cultivar_candidateSuperior0.95
cultivar_candidateEmber0.95
cultivar_candidateBantam0.95
cultivar_candidatePeter Piper (Golgol)0.95
cultivar_candidateMendel0.95
cultivar_candidateBantam0.95
cultivar_candidatePeter Piper (Golgol)0.95
cultivar_candidatePatten0.95
cultivar_candidateMendel0.95
cultivar_candidateParker0.95
cultivar_candidatePeter Piper (Golgol)0.95
cultivar_candidateAlmata0.95
cultivar_candidateAlmata0.95
cultivar_candidateAlmata0.95
cultivar_candidateDelicious0.95
cultivar_candidateTurley Winesap0.95
cultivar_candidateSharon0.95
cultivar_candidateHawkeye0.95
cultivar_candidateFireside M9930.95
cultivar_candidatePrairie Spy0.95
cultivar_candidateVictory M3690.95
cultivar_candidateMalinda0.95
cultivar_candidateSugar Crab0.95
cultivar_candidateWakpala0.95
cultivar_candidateHaralson0.95
cultivar_candidateFireside M9930.95
cultivar_candidatePrairie Spy0.95
cultivar_candidateVictory M3690.95
cultivar_candidateNorthwestern0.95
cultivar_candidateSugar Crab0.95
cultivar_candidateWakpa0.95
cultivar_candidateHaralson0.95
cultivar_candidateFireside M9930.95
cultivar_candidatePrairie Spy0.95
cultivar_candidateVictory M3690.95
cultivar_candidateNorthwestern0.95

Extracted Claims

TypeClaimConfidence
recommendation_contextClean cultivation throughout the growing season is essential, to control weeds and conserve moisture.0.88
planting_guidanceGrape vines are usually cut back leaving but one or two buds.0.88
planting_guidanceThe roots of raspberries should be cut back to six inches at time of planting.0.88
planting_guidanceBefore strawberries are planted, all fully developed leaves are picked off, leaving only the growing center leaves.0.88
recommendation_contextA bush (low, open head) shape of trees is needed to grow apples, plums and other fruits in South Dakota.0.88
planting_guidanceFruit trees when planted should be leaning to the southwest.0.88
planting_guidanceBerries and roots are set the same depth as they grew previously; fruit trees slightly deeper.0.88
planting_guidancePlant as early in spring as it is possible to prepare the soil. All plants should be entirely dormant, with no buds starting at the time.0.88
growth_habitwide-angle branches which do not split.0.93
entry_hardiness_observationdue to exceptional winter hardiness0.93
recommendation_contextTwo varieties has given the best satisfaction when used for stock in top working-the Hibernal apple and the Virginia crab0.93
growth_habitwide-angle branches which do not split.0.93
entry_hardiness_observationdue to exceptional winter hardiness0.93
recommendation_contextTwo varieties has given the best satisfaction when used for stock in top working-the Hibernal apple and the Virginia crab0.93
rootstock_compatibilityare said to survive and produce well when top-grafted on the permanent side branches of well-formed trees that have been growing in the orchard two years or more.0.93
entry_hardiness_observationSome of the better varieties such as Delicious and Jonathan which are not hardy enough to endure South Dakota winters when propagated as budded or root-grafted stock0.93
rootstock_compatibilityare said to survive and produce well when top-grafted on the permanent side branches of well-formed trees that have been growing in the orchard two years or more.0.93
entry_hardiness_observationSome of the better varieties such as Delicious and Jonathan which are not hardy enough to endure South Dakota winters when propagated as budded or root-grafted stock0.93
planting_guidance4. The quality of stock should be of the best-medium sized, thrifty and free from disease.0.88
planting_guidance3. A sufficient number of varieties to permit cross-pollination must be planted in mixtures.0.88
planting_guidance2. Most bush and tree varieties must have been budded or grafted on hardy root stocks, such as Siberian crab in the case of apple trees, Manchurian plums in the case of plum variet0.88
planting_guidance1. Only varieties known to be hardy under South Dakota conditions should be planted!0.88
planting_guidancePlanting stock to give satisfactory results must fulfill four specific requirements.0.88
recommendation_contextAn effort is made in the accompanying chart, "Good Varieties for the Home Fruit Garden," to distinguish between the major climatic zones and suggest the varieties most satisfactory0.88
taxon_contextHansen bush cherries are the native sandcherries improved by Dr. N. E. Hansen of which he has named several varieties, entirely hardy throughout the state.0.88
taxon_contextEver-bearing varieties include Gem, Mastodon, Progressive, Wayzata, or Lockhill and Dry Weather.0.93
taxon_contextEver-bearing varieties include Gem, Mastodon, Progressive, Wayzata, or Lockhill and Dry Weather.0.93
taxon_contextEver-bearing varieties include Gem, Mastodon, Progressive, Wayzata, or Lockhill and Dry Weather.0.93
taxon_contextEver-bearing varieties include Gem, Mastodon, Progressive, Wayzata, or Lockhill and Dry Weather.0.93
taxon_contextEver-bearing varieties include Gem, Mastodon, Progressive, Wayzata, or Lockhill and Dry Weather.0.93
taxon_contextEver-bearing varieties include Gem, Mastodon, Progressive, Wayzata, or Lockhill and Dry Weather.0.93
taxon_contextGood June-bearing types are Dunlap, Howard or Premier, Minnesota 1922.0.93
taxon_contextGood June-bearing types are Dunlap, Howard or Premier, Minnesota 1922.0.93
taxon_contextGood June-bearing types are Dunlap, Howard or Premier, Minnesota 1922.0.93
taxon_contextGood June-bearing types are Dunlap, Howard or Premier, Minnesota 1922.0.93
taxon_contextGood red varieties are Latham, Chief, Judd and Otha.0.93
taxon_contextGood red varieties are Latham, Chief, Judd and Otha.0.93
taxon_contextGood red varieties are Latham, Chief, Judd and Otha.0.93
taxon_contextGood red varieties are Latham, Chief, Judd and Otha.0.93
recommendation_contextgood varieties such as the Pixwell.0.93
description_snippetViking is said to be immune to white pine blister rust.0.93
description_snippetRed Lake is productive.0.93
recommendation_contextis very desirable for all and grape juice.0.93
growth_habitvigorous, productive and hardy throughout South Dakota without winter protection0.93
recommendation_contextsuggested for trial.0.93
selection_origin_referenceapricots of Manitoba0.93
recommendation_contextsuggested for trial.0.93
selection_origin_referenceapricots of Manitoba0.93
selection_origin_reference10 other selections of drouth and wind resistant Manchurian seedlings introduced by Dr. N. E. Hansen0.93
recommendation_contextHardy for South Dakota include the Manchu0.93
description_snippetthe winter tender red cherries0.93
hardiness_zoneFor Zones I and II, the winter tender red cherries, Early Richmond, Wragg and Montmorency.0.93
description_snippetthe winter tender red cherries0.93
hardiness_zoneFor Zones I and II, the winter tender red cherries, Early Richmond, Wragg and Montmorency.0.93
description_snippetthe winter tender red cherries0.93
hardiness_zoneFor Zones I and II, the winter tender red cherries, Early Richmond, Wragg and Montmorency.0.93
recommendation_contextsome other new northern hybrids are preferable for South Dakota.0.93
selection_origin_referenceN. E. Hansen's Manchurian Hybrid (Peter Piper or Goggi)0.93
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextNATIVE PLUMS0.92
table_axis_contextFor Cross Pollination0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92
table_axis_contextCherry-Plums0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92
table_axis_contextCherry-Plums0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92
table_axis_contextCherry-Plums0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92
table_axis_contextFragrant Hybrids0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92
table_axis_contextFragrant Hybrids0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92
table_axis_contextFragrant Hybrids0.92
entry_cultural_notemerged across zone columns0.92
entry_cultural_noteFor all zones0.92
column_scope_contextother0.92
taxon_contextHANSEN PLUMS FOR ALL ZONES0.92