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Document: 20 Some New Fruits

Source page: Open page 30 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 41

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1129&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
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Claims Added
  • Tokeya | anecdote_snippet | Illustrates a recurring breeding outcome: promising seedling fruit can be outweighed by poor propagation and hardiness performance.
  • Tokeya | description_snippet | Pit is noted as very small; flesh quality and maturation trajectory are positive enough for attention despite practical production concerns.
  • Tokeya | entry_hardiness_observation | Station notes repeatedly indicate lack of hardiness and that multiple seedlings from the same pedigree share similar weakness.
  • Tokeya | entry_pedigree | Female parent is a select second-generation western sand cherry lineage (Prunus besseyi); male parent is Prunus simoni (apricot plum from China).
  • Tokeya | flavor_profile | Quality is said to be good, with a pleasant acid flavor; later note says bitterness early in season improves with full maturity.
  • Tokeya | fruit_color | Fruit skin is described as dark red and later as dark brownish red; flesh is green.
  • Tokeya | fruit_size | Fruit is described around 1 3/8 inches in diameter in one entry, with later 1911 notes giving weight in the 7–16 ounce range and similar small-to-medium sized fruit measurements.
  • Tokeya | growth_habit | Described as a dwarf form relative to Hanska.
  • Tokeya | release_year_reference | The entry indicates South Dakota No. 7 was introduced the previous year; Tokeya naming is shown by Spring 1908.
  • Tokeya | selection_origin_reference | Tokeya is the adopted name for the earlier station selection South Dakota No. 7.
Figures Added
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Citations Added
  • Hansen, N.E., "Some New Fruits" (1911). Bulletin 130. South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station.
Cultivars Removed
  • Hanska
  • Prunus Besseyi
  • Prunus Simoni
  • South Dakota No. 7
Claims Removed
  • Hanska | entry_pedigree | Hanska is identified here as having the same sire as Tokeya.
  • Hanska | growth_habit | Hanska is described comparatively as giant, in contrast to dwarf Tokeya.
  • Prunus Besseyi | description_snippet | The western sand cherry is described as a favorite bush fruit of the Dakota Sioux Indians.
  • Prunus Besseyi | entry_pedigree | A select second-generation seedling of Prunus Besseyi is identified as the female parent of Tokeya.
  • Prunus Besseyi | taxon_context | Prunus Besseyi is identified as the western sand cherry.
  • Prunus Simoni | entry_pedigree | Prunus Simoni is identified as the male parent of Tokeya.
  • Prunus Simoni | taxon_context | Prunus Simoni is described as the apricot plum from China.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | culinary_use | Quality is described as more suitable for culinary use than table use in that season.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | description_snippet | Season is described as very early.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | description_snippet | The flesh is very firm and the pit very small.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | description_snippet | The name Tokeya was later adopted for South Dakota No. 7 introduced the previous year.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | entry_hardiness_observation | The tree is reported hardy so far.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | fruit_color | Color is described as dark red.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | fruit_size | Fruit size is given as 1 1/4 inch in diameter, with expectation that it would increase as plants aged.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | productivity | Two-year trees are said to be full of fruit buds.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | recommendation_context | The season was said not to be favorable for developing high quality.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | release_year_reference | South Dakota No. 7 is stated to have first fruited in 1906.
  • South Dakota No. 7 | selection_origin_reference | The original tree had been cut down in propagation.
  • Tokeya | anecdote_snippet | A June 19, 1911 note says the fruit alone may be desirable but the plant fails under propagation, at least at Brookings.
  • Tokeya | description_snippet | Field notes dated August 20, 1909 give weight as 7/16 ounce.
Figures Removed
  • none
Citations Removed
  • "Some New Fruits," Spring 1908

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