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Document: 22 Plant Introductions

Source page: Open page 23 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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Kahinta | description_snippet | Three sister varieties named Waneta, Kahinta and Tawena were noted as all remarkable for large fruit size.
Kahinta | entry_pedigree | Female parent is Apple plum (a Japanese variety originated by Luther Burbank); male parent is Terry, a native plum (Prunus Americana) from H. A. Terry, Crescent, Iowa.
Kahinta | flavor_profile | Flesh is firm, sweet, thin-skinned, and without acerbity; quality likened to excellent plum quality.
Kahinta | fruit_color | Fruit color is dark red.
Kahinta | fruit_size | Fruit described as about 1.5 inches in diameter, roundish slightly oval, and unusually heavy.
Kahinta | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1912.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | description_snippet | Author notes this sterile sand-cherry/peach hybrid does not provide a pathway to a hardy peach seedling.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | description_snippet | The plant is practically sterile, often forming two to six pistils, with little to no fruiting value.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | entry_pedigree | Hybrid of western Sand Cherry with pollen of Opulent peach.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | growth_habit | Described as an ornamental bush.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1908.
Kaw | entry_pedigree | Pedigree given as Prunus Watsoni crossed with Wolf plum pollen.
Kaw | flavor_profile | Flesh noted as yellow with firm, crisp texture; fruit quality described as broadly pleasing.
Kaw | fruit_color | Fruit color described as bright dark red with firm skin, fine white dots, and white bloom.
Kaw | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1917.
Kiowa | description_snippet | Described succinctly as much like Kaw, implying similar horticultural behavior.
Kiowa | entry_pedigree | Pedigree listed as Prunus Watsoni × Wolf plum pollen, same parentage pattern as Kaw.
Kiowa | recommendation_context | Text suggests only one of related similar entries may be needed.
Kiowa | release_year_reference | Introduced in 1917.
Ojibwa | anecdote_snippet | F. L. Skinner (Dropmore, Manitoba, Canada, Jan 19, 1922) reported: 'I had a splendid crop from your Ojibwa plum this year.'

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Hansen, N.E., "Plant Introductions" (1927). Bulletins. Paper 224.

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Apple
Champa
Opulent Peach
Sapa
Shiro
Tawena
Terry
Tom Thumb
Waneta
Wolf

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Apple | breeder_reference | Luther Burbank of California is identified as its originator.
Apple | entry_pedigree | The Apple plum is the female parent of Kahinta.
Apple | selection_origin_reference | The Apple plum is described as a Japanese variety originated by Luther Burbank of California.
Champa | entry_pedigree | Oka is described as a seedling of Champa.
Kahinta | breeder_reference | The Apple plum is identified as a Japanese variety originated by Luther Burbank of California.
Kahinta | description_snippet | Fruit freestone, skin thin, no acerbity; flesh firm yellow, sweet.
Kahinta | description_snippet | Kahinta is the Sioux Indian name for "sweep."
Kahinta | description_snippet | Later reports show the size larger.
Kahinta | description_snippet | The heaviest plum on the ground in the very dry season of 1911 weighed about one ounce.
Kahinta | description_snippet | The three sister varieties, Waneta, Kahinta and Tawena, are all remarkable for large sized fruit.
Kahinta | entry_pedigree | Female parent: the Apple plum, a Japanese variety originated by Luther Burbank of California; male parent, the Terry, a native plum (Prunus Americana), originated by H. A. Terry of Crescent, Iowa.
Kahinta | flavor_profile | Three seedlings of this pedigree all have fruit of excellent quality, approximating that of the peach in excellence.
Kahinta | fruit_color | Fruit dark red, roundish, slightly oval, very heavy.
Kahinta | fruit_size | Fruit one and one-half inches in diameter.
Kahinta | release_year_reference | Introduced 1912.
Kahinta | selection_origin_reference | The Terry is described as a native plum (Prunus Americana) originated by H. A. Terry of Crescent, Iowa.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | description_snippet | Kamdesa is the Sioux Indian name for "Daybreak."
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | entry_hardiness_observation | Evidently, this is not the way to get a hardy peach since the resulting hybrid of the Sand Cherry and peach is sterile.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | entry_pedigree | This is a hybrid of the western Sand Cherry with pollen of the Opulent peach.
Kamdesa Sand Cherry Hybrid | growth_habit | This plant is practically sterile; instead of having one pistil it usually has from two to three and as high as six pistils.

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3428	archivist-1.0	candidate	gpt-5.4	visual_page_generalist	6 cultivars / 33 claims / 0 figures	Open source page	Compare to active