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Document: 15 The Western Sand Cherry

Source page: Open page 51 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 65

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1086&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
  • Marianna
  • Miner
Claims Added
  • Abundance | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Abundance was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Abundance | rootstock_compatibility | The page states that American and Japanese plums grew well on Sand Cherry roots, with more or less swollen union points.
  • Cheney | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Cheney was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Cheney | rootstock_compatibility | The page states that American and Japanese plums grew well on Sand Cherry roots, with more or less swollen union points.
  • Early Richmond | rootstock_compatibility | Early Richmond cherry buds were set in Sand Cherry stocks at the same time as plum buds; the cherry buds seemed to set, but none grew.
  • English Morello | rootstock_compatibility | English Morello cherry buds were set in Sand Cherry stocks at the same time as plum buds; the cherry buds seemed to set, but none grew.
  • Gibb | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Gibb apricot was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Gibb | rootstock_compatibility | The page states that the apricot grew well on Sand Cherry roots, with more or less swollen union points.
  • Goose | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Wild Goose was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Goose | rootstock_compatibility | The page states that American and Japanese plums grew well on Sand Cherry roots, with more or less swollen union points.
  • Hale'S Early | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Hale's Early peach was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Hale'S Early | rootstock_compatibility | The page states that the peach grew well on Sand Cherry roots, with more or less swollen union points.
  • Lombard | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Lombard was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Lombard | rootstock_compatibility | For Lombard, the union was imperfect and trees broke off at the union of stock and scion during the second year in the nursery.
  • Marianna | rootstock_compatibility | Marianna, from cuttings, is listed as a stock with average first-year nursery height 3.31 feet and average diameter 0.35 inches.
  • Milton | rootstock_compatibility | Milton was one of the plums in a first-year nursery rootstock comparison table listing Americana, Miner, Marianna, Peach, and Sand Cherry stocks.
  • Milton | taxon_context | Milton is parenthetically associated with hortulana in the visible text.
  • Miner | rootstock_compatibility | Miner, from root cuttings, is listed as a stock with average first-year nursery height 2.78 feet and average diameter 0.34 inches.
  • Moldavka | rootstock_compatibility | At the Nebraska Experiment Station, Moldavka was budded on Sand Cherry stock; the buds set well and trees grew well during the first year.
  • Moldavka | rootstock_compatibility | The union of Moldavka on Sand Cherry did not seem satisfactory, though few trees had broken off.
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Citations Added
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Cultivars Removed
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Claims Removed
  • Abundance | growth_habit | Its buds set well and the trees grew well during the first year.
  • Abundance | rootstock_compatibility | Abundance was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
  • Cheney | growth_habit | Its buds set well and the trees grew well during the first year.
  • Cheney | rootstock_compatibility | Cheney was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
  • Early Richmond | recommendation_context | These cherry buds seemed to set, but none of them grew.
  • Early Richmond | rootstock_compatibility | Early Richmond cherry buds were set in Sand Cherry stocks at the same time the plum buds were set.
  • English Morello | recommendation_context | These cherry buds seemed to set, but none of them grew.
  • English Morello | rootstock_compatibility | English Morello cherry buds were set in Sand Cherry stocks at the same time the plum buds were set.
  • Gibb | growth_habit | The peach and apricot have grown well on Sand Cherry roots.
  • Gibb | rootstock_compatibility | Gibb apricot was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
  • Goose | growth_habit | Its buds set well and the trees grew well during the first year.
  • Goose | rootstock_compatibility | Wild Goose was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
  • Hale'S Early | growth_habit | The peach and apricot have grown well on Sand Cherry roots.
  • Hale'S Early | rootstock_compatibility | Hale's Early peach was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
  • Lombard | recommendation_context | In the case of Lombard, the union was imperfect, and trees broke off at the union of stock and scion during the second year in the nursery.
  • Lombard | rootstock_compatibility | Lombard was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
  • Milton | rootstock_compatibility | Milton is part of the set of plums being compared on different rootstocks at the end of the first nursery year.
  • Milton | taxon_context | Milton is identified here as a hortulana plum.
  • Moldavka | recommendation_context | For Moldavka, the union on Sand Cherry does not seem satisfactory, though few trees had broken off.
  • Moldavka | rootstock_compatibility | Moldavka was used on Sand Cherry stock at the Nebraska Experiment Station.
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Citations Removed
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695archivist-1.0activegpt-5.4visual_page_generalist16 cultivars / 33 claims / 0 figuresOpen source page
3569archivist-1.0candidategpt-5.4visual_page_generalist18 cultivars / 31 claims / 0 figuresOpen source pageCompare to active