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Document: 20 Some New Fruits

Source page: Open page 39 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

To Ka
To Mahawk

Claims Added

Hanska | description_snippet | Cultivar fruit quality is practically identical to the other three named siblings in the same block.
Hanska | entry_pedigree | Belongs to the Native Plum × Chinese Apricot pollen cross group.
Hanska | growth_habit | Described as the more spreading tree in nursery compared with one sibling.
Hanska | selection_origin_reference | One of four named varieties explicitly stated as sent out in this group.
Inkpa | description_snippet | Fruit is described as practically identical to Hanska, Kaga, and To ka.
Inkpa | entry_pedigree | Grouped under Native Plum × Chinese Apricot pollen parentage.
Inkpa | selection_origin_reference | Included among four named cultivars that had been sent out for limited trial.
Kaga | description_snippet | Fruit described as practically identical to the siblings Hanska, Inkpa, and To ka.
Kaga | entry_pedigree | Belongs to the Native Plum × Chinese Apricot pollen seedling set.
Kaga | selection_origin_reference | One of four named cultivars explicitly listed as sent out for limited trial.
Sioux | recommendation_context | Named as one of the best cultivars among those already sent out for limited trial.
Sioux | selection_origin_reference | Reported as part of the set of named varieties under limited trial at this stage of testing.
To Ka | description_snippet | Fruit is practically identical to the other three named siblings.
To Ka | entry_pedigree | Part of the Native Plum × Chinese Apricot pollen cross group.
To Ka | growth_habit | Described as more upright, like the Chinese Apricot parent.
To Ka | selection_origin_reference | Explicitly listed among the four names shipped for limited trial.
To Mahawk | recommendation_context | Listed with Sioux as one of the two best cultivars among those sent out for limited trial.
To Mahawk | selection_origin_reference | Included in the limited-trial selection pool referenced on this page.

Figures Added

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Citations Added

Open PRAIRIE: South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin entry for "Some New Fruits" (Hansen, N. E., 1911).

Cultivars Removed

Toka
Tomahawk

Claims Removed

Hanska | entry_pedigree | Hanska belongs to the Native Plum x Chinese Apricot Plum pollen class.
Hanska | fruit_description_snippet | The fruit of all four varieties in this class is practically identical.
Hanska | growth_habit | Hanska is the more spreading tree in nursery.
Hanska | recommendation_context | Hanska is one of four varieties that have been sent out in this hybrid class.
Inkpa | entry_pedigree | Inkpa belongs to the Native Plum x Chinese Apricot Plum pollen class.
Inkpa | fruit_description_snippet | The fruit of all four varieties in this class is practically identical.
Inkpa | recommendation_context | Inkpa is one of four varieties that have been sent out in this hybrid class.
Kaga | entry_pedigree | Kaga belongs to the Native Plum x Chinese Apricot Plum pollen class.
Kaga | fruit_description_snippet | The fruit of all four varieties in this class is practically identical.
Kaga | recommendation_context | Kaga is one of four varieties that have been sent out in this hybrid class.
Sioux | description_snippet | The page references Sioux in a general evaluative note rather than a standalone entry.
Sioux | recommendation_context | Among the varieties sent out for limited trial in the preceding group, Sioux is identified as probably one of the two best.
Toka | entry_pedigree | Toka belongs to the Native Plum x Chinese Apricot Plum pollen class.
Toka | fruit_description_snippet | The fruit of all four varieties in this class is practically identical.
Toka | growth_habit | Toka is more upright, like the Chinese Apricot itself.
Toka | recommendation_context | Toka is one of four varieties that have been sent out in this hybrid class.
Tomahawk | description_snippet | The page references Tomahawk in a general evaluative note rather than a standalone entry.
Tomahawk | recommendation_context | Among the varieties sent out for limited trial in the preceding group, Tomahawk is identified as probably one of the two best.

Figures Removed

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Citations Removed

S. D. Exp. Sta. Bulletin No. 108: Some promising new fruits have been originated at the South Dakota Experiment Station ...

Available Page Versions

ID	Variant	Status	Model	Specialization	Counts	Source	Compare
920	archivist-1.0	active	gpt-5.4	visual_page_generalist	6 cultivars / 18 claims / 0 figures	Open source page
3690	archivist-1.0	candidate	gpt-5.4	visual_page_generalist	6 cultivars / 18 claims / 0 figures	Open source page	Compare to active