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Document: 14 A Study of Northwestern Apples

Source page: Open page 118 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 144

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1075&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Wolf River | caption_context | A figure on the page is labeled Wolf River and depicts the fruit in section.
Wolf River | description_snippet | Fruit has white obscure dots; a regular, deep, somewhat acuminate cavity; short stem; narrow abrupt wavy basin; and a half-open calyx.
Wolf River | flavor_profile | Flesh is whitish, coarse grained, moderately juicy, pleasant subacid, and good only.
Wolf River | storage_duration | Season given as October to midwinter.
Wrights Seedling | anecdote_snippet | Exhibited by J. S. Harris in 1898 at the Minnesota State Fair.
Wrights Seedling | anecdote_snippet | The original tree is noted as dead.
Wrights Seedling | culinary_use | Use is culinary.
Wrights Seedling | description_snippet | Cavity regular and russeted; stem short; basin very narrow, flat, wrinkled; calyx closed.
Wrights Seedling | description_snippet | Core open; tube funnel-shaped; stamens marginal; flesh white, firm, subacid, with some crabby astringency.
Wrights Seedling | entry_location | Origin is given as Minnesota.
Wrights Seedling | fruit_color | Surface is yellow with white, suffused, minute, numerous, obscure dots.
Wrights Seedling | fruit_size | Fruit is medium and oblong conic, sharply tapering.
Wrights Seedling | selection_origin_reference | Said to be one of the original Shaw planting about 1852 at Minnesota City, Minnesota.
Wrights Seedling | storage_duration | Season is fall.
Yahnke | anecdote_snippet | At first called the Winter King.
Yahnke | entry_location | Associated location is Winona, Minnesota.
Yahnke | fruit_color | Surface is smooth, clear rich yellow, mostly covered with fine dark crimson, with broad splashes and streaks of carmine, mixed and marbled.
Yahnke | fruit_size | Fruit is above medium to large, roundish, slightly conical, and obscurely angular.
Yahnke | growth_habit | The original tree is large, spreading and productive.
Yahnke | recommendation_context | It was one of the candidates for the seedling winter apple prize offered by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society.

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Wolf River | anecdote_snippet | No corroborated varietal descriptors, parentage, or usage notes were legibly recoverable for this entry from the OCR supported text.
Wolf River | description_snippet | Cultivar heading appears as 'Wolf River.' with no readable descriptive paragraph in the recoverable text on this page.
Wrights Seedling | anecdote_snippet | Exhibited by J. S. Harris in 1898 at Minnesota State Fair; original tree is now dead.
Wrights Seedling | culinary_use | Noted as culinary use.
Wrights Seedling | entry_location | One of the original Shaw planting near Minnesota City, Minnesota (1852 mention in orchard history).
Wrights Seedling | flavor_profile | Flesh is white, firm, subacid, with some crabby astringency.
Wrights Seedling | fruit_color | Fruit surface described as yellow with minute, numerous, suffused, obscure white dots.
Wrights Seedling | fruit_size | Fruit described as medium, oblong conic, sharply tapering.
Wrights Seedling | selection_origin_reference | Origin is stated as Minnesota.
Wrights Seedling | source_reference_abbreviation | Document references exhibit history by name (J.S. Harris) and state fair showing practical provenance, but no source abbreviation expansion appears in visible text.
Wrights Seedling | storage_duration | Fruit season listed as Fall.
Yahnke | anecdote_snippet | Name history includes early naming as 'Winter King.'
Yahnke | description_snippet | Tree described as large, spreading, and productive.
Yahnke | entry_location | Candidate for the seedling winter apple prize offered by the Minnesota Horticultural Society; initially called the Winter King.
Yahnke | fruit_color | Fruit surface said to be clear rich yellow with broad splashes and streaks of crimson/carmine, mixed and marbled.
Yahnke | fruit_size | Fruit above medium to large, roundish, slightly conical, obscurely angular.
Yahnke | keeping_quality | Notes indicate fruit kept in an ordinary cellar through March.
Yahnke | selection_origin_reference | Origin described as a root-sprout from a tree killed in 1873 in Frank Yahnke's orchard at Winona, Minnesota.
Yahnke | source_reference_abbreviation | No abbreviation legend appears on this page for this cultivar entry.

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Hansen, N.E., "A Study of Northwestern Apples" (1902). Bulletins. Paper 76.

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