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Document: 20 Some New Fruits

Source page: Open page 34 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
  • Assiniboin | entry_hardiness_observation | Explicitly identified as "probably for the North only."
  • Assiniboin | entry_pedigree | No parentage is provided; origin is native pit source by geography, not named cross.
  • Assiniboin | fruit_size | No explicit size metric is provided beyond early-season identity.
  • Assiniboin | release_year_reference | Listed in the Spring 1908 new-fruit notes.
  • Assiniboin | selection_origin_reference | Derived from native pits received from Manitoba.
  • Huya | entry_location | Associated with State Fair No. 36.
  • Huya | release_year_reference | Indexed in context of Spring 1908 and Bulletin No. 93.
  • Huya | source_reference_abbreviation | Named as "Huya" with translation 'Sioux Indian for "eagle"' in the Spring 1908 new fruits entry.
  • Topa | description_snippet | Sioux-language name glossed as "four."
  • Topa | flavor_profile | Described as handsome in appearance.
  • Topa | fruit_size | Fruit described as large.
  • Topa | growth_habit | Tree described as low.
  • Topa | release_year_reference | Part of the Spring 1908 cultivar notes.
  • Wastesa | entry_location | Linked to State Fair No. 16 and Bulletin No. 93.
  • Wastesa | flavor_profile | Described as "excellent" with pit adhesion noted as almost free-stone.
  • Wastesa | fruit_size | Large fruit.
  • Wastesa | release_year_reference | Part of the Spring 1908 new fruit note sequence.
  • Wastesa | source_reference_abbreviation | Name is explained as a Sioux Indian word meaning "delicious."
  • Winnipeg | entry_hardiness_observation | Explicitly identified as "probably for the North only."
  • Winnipeg | entry_pedigree | No hybrid parentage is stated; selection origin is native pit source from Manitoba.
Figures Added
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Citations Added
  • "First sent out spring 1907 as South Dakota No. 8."
  • "Some New Fruits / Spring 1908" section prefaces multiple entries and provides context for these cultivar notes.
  • Bulletin No. 93 is repeatedly cited as the cross-reference for State Fair entries on this page.
Cultivars Removed
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Claims Removed
  • Assiniboin | entry_hardiness_observation | A very early variety.
  • Assiniboin | entry_location | Origin reference points to Manitoba.
  • Assiniboin | recommendation_context | Probably for the North only.
  • Assiniboin | release_year_reference | Referenced in Spring 1908 under "Some New Fruits."
  • Assiniboin | selection_origin_reference | Grown from native pits received from Manitoba.
  • Huya | description_snippet | Huya means "eagle" in Sioux Indian usage as given on the page.
  • Huya | release_year_reference | Referenced in Spring 1908 under "Some New Fruits."
  • Huya | selection_origin_reference | Identified as State Fair No. 36 and noted in Bulletin No. 93.
  • Topa | description_snippet | Fruit handsome.
  • Topa | description_snippet | Topa is glossed as Sioux Indian for "four."
  • Topa | fruit_size | Fruit large.
  • Topa | growth_habit | Tree low.
  • Topa | release_year_reference | Referenced in Spring 1908 under "Some New Fruits."
  • Wastesa | description_snippet | Almost free stone.
  • Wastesa | description_snippet | Wastesa is glossed as a Sioux Indian name for "delicious."
  • Wastesa | flavor_profile | Excellent.
  • Wastesa | fruit_size | Large.
  • Wastesa | release_year_reference | Referenced in Spring 1908 under "Some New Fruits."
  • Wastesa | selection_origin_reference | Identified as State Fair No. 16 and mentioned in Bulletin No. 93.
  • Winnipeg | entry_hardiness_observation | A very early variety.
Figures Removed
  • none
Citations Removed
  • "Some New Fruits," Spring 1908
  • Bulletin No. 93

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