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Document: 1 New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest

Source page: Open page 23 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 32

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1338&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
  • Finsib
Claims Added
  • Finsib | anecdote_snippet | Name derived from Finland and Siberia.
  • Finsib | description_snippet | Fruit described as globular and acute pyriform, with stem long up to 2 1/4 inches.
  • Finsib | entry_pedigree | Finland Early Yellow x Saponsky pear.
  • Finsib | flavor_profile | Flesh juicy, melting; quality excellent.
  • Finsib | fruit_color | Fruit is yellow with minute russet dots.
  • Finsib | fruit_size | Fruits 2 x 2 inches.
  • Finsib | release_year_reference | The entry is labeled 1939.
  • Finsib | selection_origin_reference | Finland Early Yellow pear was brought from Russia by the writer.
  • Finsib | taxon_context | Saponsky is described as Pyrus ussuriensis of East Siberia.
  • Ilya | anecdote_snippet | Ilya is explained as a legendary Russian giant.
  • Ilya | culinary_use | Described as a good summer table and culinary pear.
  • Ilya | description_snippet | Fruit globular, somewhat irregular and obscurely angular, especially around the stem.
  • Ilya | entry_pedigree | Vinnaja selenaja, translated as “Green wine,” a Russian pear, crossed with a standard pear from southern Missouri.
  • Ilya | flavor_profile | The Russian parent fruit was pleasant subacid but had prominent grit cells; this hybrid has tender, melting flesh free from grit, pleasant subacid, and very juicy when fully ripe.
  • Ilya | fruit_color | Fruit yellow with minute inconspicuous russet dots.
  • Ilya | fruit_size | Fruit 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches.
  • Ilya | release_year_reference | The entry is labeled 1940.
  • Okolo | anecdote_snippet | Okolo is explained as Russian for “round.”
  • Okolo | description_snippet | Fruit obtuse pyriform with long, stout stem.
  • Okolo | fruit_color | Fruit clear light yellow with a multitude of minute dark russet dots.
Figures Added
  • none
Citations Added
  • South Dakota Station Bulletin 224
Cultivars Removed
  • Finsir
Claims Removed
  • Finsir | anecdote_snippet | The name is noted as from Finland and Siberia.
  • Finsir | description_snippet | Stem long, up to 2 1/4 inches.
  • Finsir | entry_pedigree | Finland Early Yellow x Saponsky pear.
  • Finsir | flavor_profile | Flesh juicy, melting; quality excellent.
  • Finsir | fruit_color | Yellow with minute russet dots.
  • Finsir | fruit_size | Fruits 2 x 2 inches, globular, acute pyriform.
  • Finsir | release_year_reference | Listed as a 1939 pear.
  • Finsir | selection_origin_reference | The Finland Early Yellow pear was brought from Russia by the writer.
  • Finsir | taxon_context | The Saponsky is Pyrus ussuriensis of East Siberia.
  • Ilya | anecdote_snippet | The name Ilya is glossed as a legendary Russian giant.
  • Ilya | culinary_use | A good summer table and culinary pear.
  • Ilya | description_snippet | In this hybrid there is no increase in size but the flesh is tender, melting and free from grit.
  • Ilya | description_snippet | The fruit of the Russian pear was a pleasant subacid, but with prominent grit cells.
  • Ilya | entry_pedigree | Vinnaja selenaja ("Green wine"), a Russian pear x a standard pear from southern Missouri.
  • Ilya | flavor_profile | Pleasant subacid and very juicy when fully ripe.
  • Ilya | fruit_color | Yellow with minute inconspicuous russet dots.
  • Ilya | fruit_size | Fruit 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches, globular, somewhat irregular and obscurely angular, especially around the stem.
  • Ilya | release_year_reference | Listed as a 1940 pear.
  • Okolo | anecdote_snippet | The name is explained as the Russian word for "round."
  • Okolo | description_snippet | Stem long, stout.
Figures Removed
  • none
Citations Removed
  • none

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