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Document: 17 Plums in South Dakota

Source page: Open page 85 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 89

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1092&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
  • Ocheeda
Claims Added
  • Aitkin | recommendation_context | Listed under most-promising-caning entries; confidence moderate due OCR variation in spelling."
  • Brittlewood | recommendation_context | Listed as most-promising for canning; spelling may need normalization by later reprocessing.
  • Cheney | recommendation_context | Listed as recommended for general cultivation in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society plum list.
  • Compass | entry_location | Cherry-type plum reference appearing among plum cultivar recommendations.
  • Compass | recommendation_context | Listed in the most-promising-for-canning group in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society recommendation list.
  • De Soto | description_snippet | Included in brief recommended list for growers in a northern latitude context.
  • De Soto | recommendation_context | Listed as recommended for general cultivation in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list for planters (Dec. 8, 1904).
  • De Soto | source_reference_abbreviation | Primary cultivar list source: Minnesota State Horticultural Society (December 8, 1904).
  • Forest Garden | recommendation_context | Included in the general-cultivation plum list adopted by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society.
  • Forest Garden | source_reference_abbreviation | Source context is the 1904 Minnesota State Horticultural Society recommendation list.
  • Mankato | recommendation_context | Listed as most-promising for canning in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list.
  • New Ulm | recommendation_context | Placed in most-promising-for-canning category in the 1904 Minnesota Horticultural Society list.
  • Ocheeda | culinary_use | Implied canning/processing suitability by category placement.
  • Ocheeda | recommendation_context | Placed in most-promising-for-canning category in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list.
  • Rollingstone | recommendation_context | Included among plums recommended for general cultivation (Minnesota State Horticultural Society, Dec. 1904).
  • Stoddard | recommendation_context | Listed as most-promising for canning.
  • Surprise | recommendation_context | Listed under general-cultivation recommendations for northern orchard planning.
  • Wolf | description_snippet | Parenthetical note indicates a freestone type.
  • Wolf | recommendation_context | Appears in the general-cultivation section of the 1904 Minnesota State Horticultural Society list.
  • Wyant | recommendation_context | Listed under general-cultivation recommendations.
Figures Added
  • none
Citations Added
  • Hansen, N.E. "Plums in South Dakota" (1905), South Dakota State Agricultural College, Paper 93, Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin.
  • Minnesota State Horticultural Society, December 8, 1904, guide for planters in Minnesota.
Cultivars Removed
  • Ocheda
Claims Removed
  • Aitkin | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Brittlewood | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Cheney | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Compass | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • De Soto | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Forest Garden | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Mankato | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • New Ulm | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Ocheda | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Rollingstone | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Stoddard | recommendation_context | Listed as most promising for trial in the Minnesota State Horticultural Society guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Surprise | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Wolf | description_snippet | Listed as "Wolf (freestone)."
  • Wolf | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
  • Wyant | recommendation_context | Recommended for general cultivation by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society list adopted December 8, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.
Figures Removed
  • none
Citations Removed
  • The following list of plums was adopted by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society December 8th, 1904, as a guide for planters in Minnesota.

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827archivist-1.0activegpt-5.4visual_page_generalist14 cultivars / 15 claims / 0 figuresOpen source page
3341archivist-1.0candidategpt-5.4visual_page_generalist14 cultivars / 20 claims / 0 figuresOpen source pageCompare to active