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Document: 7 Minnesota #1695

Source page: Open page 61 in document reader

Institution: University of Minnesota | Publisher: University of Minnesota | Year: | Pages: 138

Source URL: https://conservancy.umn.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/891e96c2-d751-4fea-9f35-51fec97c7043/content

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Right: archivist-1.0 (fragment 10907)

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Page Version Diff

Cultivars Added

‘Hazel’
‘Hennepin’
‘Meteor’
‘Montmorency’
‘Northstar’
‘South Dakota’
‘Whittaker’

Claims Added

‘Hazel’ | description_snippet | Exhibited high germination and vigorous growth.
‘Hazel’ | description_snippet | Exhibited moderate to low herbivore pressure and produced some root suckers.
‘Hazel’ | recommendation_context | Combination of traits presented as indicating potential invasiveness.
‘Hennepin’ | description_snippet | Exhibited high germination, vigorous growth, moderate to low herbivore pressure, and some root suckering.
‘Hennepin’ | recommendation_context | Labeled as showing traits consistent with potential invasiveness.
‘Meteor’ | description_snippet | Cited as representative tart cherry cultivar in invasive-potential discussion.
‘Meteor’ | productivity | Described as productive and bearing regularly in prior cited source.
‘Meteor’ | recommendation_context | Associated with potential invasive behavior when combined with other Prunus traits evaluated on this page.
‘Montmorency’ | description_snippet | Used to illustrate how high fruit yield could increase propagule pressure despite lower germination.
‘Montmorency’ | productivity | Reported yield range: ~36–45 kg for a 10–20 year-old tree.
‘Montmorency’ | recommendation_context | Used as support for potential spread risk via high propagule output.
‘Northstar’ | description_snippet | Named as a representative tart cherry cultivar in discussion of low-germination but potentially invasive groups.
‘Northstar’ | productivity | Described as productive and bearing regularly (Brooks and Olmo, 1997).
‘Northstar’ | recommendation_context | Included as evidence in an invasiveness-risk discussion for winter-hardy Prunus cultivars.
‘South Dakota’ | description_snippet | Exhibited high germination, vigorous growth, moderate to low herbivore pressure, and some root suckering.
‘South Dakota’ | recommendation_context | Labeled as showing traits consistent with potential invasiveness.
‘Whittaker’ | description_snippet | Exhibited high germination and vigorous growth.
‘Whittaker’ | description_snippet | Exhibited moderate to low herbivore pressure and produced some root suckers.
‘Whittaker’ | recommendation_context | Combination of traits presented as indicating potential invasiveness.

Figures Added

none

Citations Added

Beasley and Pijut (2010) and Culley and Hardiman (2007) on control of invasive spread.
Brooks and Olmo (1997) tart cherry productivity note used for cultivar performance context.
Me-Nsope (2009) yield estimate cited for ‘Montmorency’.

Cultivars Removed

Hazel
Hennepin
Meteor
Montmorency
Northstar
South Dakota
Whittaker

Claims Removed

Hazel | anecdote_snippet | Moderate to low herbivore pressure was recorded, and root suckers were produced, which is interpreted as increasing establishment potential.
Hazel | entry_hardiness_observation | High seed germination was observed in progeny from this plum cultivar within the trial.
Hazel | growth_habit | Progeny showed vigorous growth.
Hazel | recommendation_context | The trait combination is presented as indicating potential to become invasive.
Hennepin | description_snippet | The text notes moderate to low herbivore pressure and production of some root suckers.
Hennepin | entry_hardiness_observation | Hybrid entry showed high germination in progeny in this dataset.
Hennepin | growth_habit | Progeny were described as vigorous in growth.
Hennepin | recommendation_context | This trait combination is used to indicate potential invasiveness.
Meteor | anecdote_snippet | Cited in same context as Northstar as a tart cherry cultivar showing high cultivation value traits that can raise effective propagule pressure.
Meteor | productivity | Identified as productive and regularly bearing within cited tart cherry cultivar comparisons.
Meteor | source_reference_abbreviation | Brooks and Olmo (1997) source is the evidence basis for this productivity characterization.
Montmorency | anecdote_snippet | High long-term yield is presented as a factor that can offset low germination by increasing propagule units.
Montmorency | productivity | Reported yield estimate: approximately 36–45 kg per year for 10–20-year-old trees.
Montmorency | source_reference_abbreviation | Yield estimate attributed to Me-Nsope (2009).
Northstar | anecdote_snippet | The cultivar is used as an example of tart cherries that may contribute high propagule loads if planted broadly because of reliable yield, despite variable seed viability context.
Northstar | productivity | Named as a productive tart cherry cultivar with regular bearing according to Brooks and Olmo (1997).
Northstar | source_reference_abbreviation | Brooks and Olmo (1997) source is cited for production and bearing behavior of Northstar.
South Dakota | description_snippet | Recorded with moderate to low herbivore pressure and some root suckers.
South Dakota | entry_hardiness_observation | Hybrid entry showed high germination in progeny on this trial page.
South Dakota | growth_habit | Hybrid progeny showed vigorous growth.

Figures Removed

none

Citations Removed

Beasley and Pijut (2010)
Brooks and Olmo (1997)
Culley and Hardiman (2007)
Me-Nsope (2009)

Available Page Versions

ID	Variant	Status	Model	Specialization	Counts	Source	Compare
309	archivist-1.6.68-spark	active	gpt-5.4	visual_page_generalist	7 cultivars / 25 claims / 0 figures	Open source page
3353	archivist-1.0	candidate	gpt-5.4	visual_page_generalist	7 cultivars / 19 claims / 0 figures	Open source page	Compare to active