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Document: 22 Plant Introductions

Source page: Open page 15 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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New Duchess | description_snippet | Fruit appears much like Duchess of Oldenburg; basin appears less corrugated and size is extra large.
New Duchess | productivity | Trees are productive.
New Duchess | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1924.
New Duchess | selection_origin_reference | Name used for a variety imported from Russia.
Nocalyx | description_snippet | Entry notes compare this calyx behavior with Ivan and Amur cultivars where calyx segments may sometimes remain.
Nocalyx | description_snippet | Noted for a deciduous calyx condition, with no calyx segments and no calyx tube opening into the core.
Nocalyx | entry_pedigree | Seedling of Spitsenberg crab.
Nocalyx | flavor_profile | Sprightly subacid with sweet after-taste.
Nocalyx | fruit_color | Fruit color described as yellow with red stripes.
Nocalyx | fruit_size | Fruit round, approximately two inches in diameter.
Nocalyx | productivity | Very productive tree.
Nocalyx | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1920.
Nocalyx | storage_duration | Season listed as September.
Olga | culinary_use | Very good to eat raw as it matures; cooks quickly; sauce has attractive deep salmon red color.
Olga | entry_pedigree | Female parent Duchess of Oldenburg apple; male parent Pyrus baccata cerasifera (similar to old Cherry crab), combining Russian apple and Siberian crab ancestry.
Olga | flavor_profile | Flesh yellowish white, crisp, juicy, acid, of good quality.
Olga | fruit_color | Fruit is solid bright cherry red with white dots; deep russet basin characteristics; red core outline in flesh.
Olga | fruit_size | Fruit described as regular, oblate, about one and one-half inches in diameter on the seedling tree.
Olga | growth_habit | Vigorous, stocky grower with strong forks.
Olga | productivity | Very productive tree.

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Hansen, N.E., "Plant Introductions" (1927). Bulletins. Paper 224. http://openprairie.sdstate.edu/agexperimentsta_bulletins/224

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New Duchess | description_snippet | Perhaps the basin is less corrugated than Duchess of Oldenburg.
New Duchess | description_snippet | The fruit appears to be much the same as the Duchess of Oldenburg.
New Duchess | fruit_size | The size is extra large.
New Duchess | productivity | The trees are productive.
New Duchess | release_year_reference | Introduced 1924.
New Duchess | selection_origin_reference | Imported some years ago from Russia.
Nocalyx | description_snippet | In Nocalyx and certain other crabs, the calyx segments are not wholly deciduous, occasional specimens retaining their segments.
Nocalyx | description_snippet | Probably the largest apple with a deciduous calyx produced to date.
Nocalyx | description_snippet | This fruit has no calyx segments and no calyx tube open into the core.
Nocalyx | entry_pedigree | A seedling of Spitzenberg crab.
Nocalyx | flavor_profile | Sprightly subacid, with sweet after-taste.
Nocalyx | fruit_color | Yellow with red stripes.
Nocalyx | fruit_size | Fruit round, two inches in diameter.
Nocalyx | productivity | A very productive tree.
Nocalyx | release_year_reference | Introduced 1920.
Nocalyx | storage_duration | Season September.
Olga | culinary_use | The fruit cooks up very quickly, as easily as the Duchess apple itself, and the sauce is of an attractive deep salmon red.
Olga | description_snippet | Calyx mostly deciduous.
Olga | description_snippet | Dots distinct, white, many large; basin quite shallow, smooth; cavity wide, obtuse with considerable russet.
Olga | description_snippet | Red core outline in flesh.

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954	archivist-1.0	active	gpt-5.4	visual_page_generalist	7 cultivars / 52 claims / 0 figures	Open source page
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