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Document: 22 Plant Introductions

Source page: Open page 13 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 68

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1223&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
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Claims Added
  • Into | description_snippet | Entry status indicates a nomenclatural/correlation correction rather than a distinct cultivar.
  • Into | recommendation_context | Name is treated as canceled because the material is now understood to be the same as Maga (introduced 1922).
  • Into | release_year_reference | Reported as introduced in 1924.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | culinary_use | Noted as primarily ornamental because fruit is too small for profit.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | entry_hardiness_observation | Characterized as an extremely hardy ornamental tree.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | entry_location | Seed source recorded as wild trees near Irkutsk in the Lake Baikal region of Eastern Siberia.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | entry_pedigree | Described as pure Siberian crab (Pyrus baccata) seedlings from wild trees near Irkutsk.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | fruit_size | Fruit described as pea-sized.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1910.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | rootstock_compatibility | In Russia, seedlings are used as hardy rootstocks for cultivated apple to prevent root-killing.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | taxon_context | Explicitly tied to Pyrus baccata (pure Siberian crab).
  • Ivan | entry_pedigree | Linked to Siberian crab traits, including absence of calyx segments in ripe fruit similar to pure Pyrus baccata.
  • Ivan | flavor_profile | Fruit described as acid.
  • Ivan | fruit_color | Described with good color, marbled with stripes and orange-red markings.
  • Ivan | fruit_size | Fruit size reported as one and three-fourths inches in diameter.
  • Ivan | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1916.
  • Ivan | taxon_context | Observed as a seedling crabapple with traits compared to pure Siberian crab.
  • Izo | breeding_parent_named | Pedigree composition stated as one-half Russian apple, one-fourth West European apple, one-fourth wild crab from Mercer County, Illinois.
  • Izo | description_snippet | Regular, oblate form; compact entire carpels of core indicate influence of wild crab parentage.
  • Izo | entry_pedigree | Male parent is Yellow Transparent apple; female parent is Fluke No. 10, itself a seedling of Mercer Wild crab with some standard apple lineage.
Figures Added
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Citations Added
  • Hansen, N.E., "Plant Introductions" (1927), South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 224.
Cultivars Removed
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Claims Removed
  • Into | description_snippet | This name is now canceled as the tree is really the Maga, introduced 1922.
  • Into | release_year_reference | Introduced 1924.
  • Into | selection_origin_reference | The duplication was said to have been overlooked in checking the list.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | entry_hardiness_observation | It is described as an extremely hardy ornamental tree.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | entry_location | Seed was obtained from trees growing wild near Irkutsk in the Lake Baikal region of Eastern Siberia.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | fruit_color | Flowers are described as pink and white.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | fruit_size | Fruit is described as the size of a pea.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | recommendation_context | Worthy of growing for ornament, but the fruit is too small for profit.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | release_year_reference | Introduced 1910.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | rootstock_compatibility | In Russia, seedlings of this tree are used in nurseries as hardy stocks for the cultivated apple to prevent root-killing.
  • Irkutsk Siberian Crab Seedlings | taxon_context | The entry identifies it as the pure Siberian crab (Pyrus baccata).
  • Ivan | description_snippet | Fruit is roundish oblate.
  • Ivan | description_snippet | One of our many seedling crabs.
  • Ivan | flavor_profile | Fruit is acid.
  • Ivan | fruit_color | Fruit is of good color, marbled with stripes and orange red.
  • Ivan | fruit_size | Fruit is fully one and three-fourths inches in diameter.
  • Ivan | release_year_reference | Introduced 1916.
  • Ivan | taxon_context | The absence of calyx segments in the ripe fruit is noted as the same as in the pure Siberian crab (Pyrus baccata).
  • Izo | anecdote_snippet | Izo is said to be the Sioux Indian word for peninsula.
  • Izo | description_snippet | Fruit is regular and oblate.
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