Cultivar 1072: Patricia

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 16 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: description_snippet:4, source_reference_abbreviation:3, breeder_reference:1, flavor_profile:1, fruit_color:1, keeping_quality:1, productivity:1, release_year_reference:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Patricia is an apple cultivar listed as a McIntosh seedling from the Central Experimental Farm, dated 1920. The fruit is described as dull red, with yellowish flesh showing traces of red, and as good quality, highly perfumed, and attractive [S1].

It ripens early and has short storage life. The entry also notes biennial bearing and says it needs thinning [S1].

In Rosthern testing in the 1930s, Patricia was rated H3, which indicates borderline hardiness. The source also warns not to confuse this cultivar with a different Patricia, a 1953 Hopa seedling from Des Moines [S1].

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, with 2 additional supporting sources linked below.

Featured source descriptions

“Flesh is yellowish, with traces of red.”
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“Early ripening.”
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“Rosthern test in the 1930s is noted with H3.”
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“Good quality, highly perfumed, and attractive.”
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Cold Hardiness

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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

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3Edible Apples in Prairie Canadaunknown1600p53References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).; Hardiness rated borderline hardy (H3).; Listed as a standard apple (standard apple, fruit 5 cm diameter or more).; Type code ST indicates a s

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

DocumentPageClaim TypeClaimQuoteMatch
3p53source_reference_abbreviationReferences cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53entry_hardiness_observationHardiness rated borderline hardy (H3).Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53description_snippetListed as a standard apple (standard apple, fruit 5 cm diameter or more).Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53source_reference_abbreviationType code ST indicates a standard apple with fruit 5 cm diameter or more.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53description_snippetThe entry warns not to confuse it with a 1953 Hopa seedling from Des Moines.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53source_reference_abbreviationReferences include WCSH, LAU, F&N, and FB2.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53entry_hardiness_observationRosthern testing in the 1930s rated it H3, indicating borderline hardiness.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53description_snippetNeeds thinning.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53productivityBiennial bearing is noted.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53keeping_qualityStorage life is short.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53release_year_referenceRipens early.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53flavor_profileFruit is described as good quality, highly perfumed, and attractive.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53description_snippetFlesh is yellowish with traces of red.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53fruit_colorFruit is dull red.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53breeder_referenceCentral Experimental Farm selection from 1920.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90
3p53entry_pedigreeListed as a McIntosh seedling.Patricia (McIntosh sdlg) CEF (1920)page_block:0.90

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Evidence Claims

TypeClaimConfidence
source_reference_abbreviationReferences cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).0.93
entry_hardiness_observationHardiness rated borderline hardy (H3).0.96
description_snippetListed as a standard apple (standard apple, fruit 5 cm diameter or more).0.96
source_reference_abbreviationType code ST indicates a standard apple with fruit 5 cm diameter or more.0.98
description_snippetThe entry warns not to confuse it with a 1953 Hopa seedling from Des Moines.0.90
source_reference_abbreviationReferences include WCSH, LAU, F&N, and FB2.0.86
entry_hardiness_observationRosthern testing in the 1930s rated it H3, indicating borderline hardiness.0.92
description_snippetNeeds thinning.0.92
productivityBiennial bearing is noted.0.93
keeping_qualityStorage life is short.0.95
release_year_referenceRipens early.0.91
flavor_profileFruit is described as good quality, highly perfumed, and attractive.0.94
description_snippetFlesh is yellowish with traces of red.0.92
fruit_colorFruit is dull red.0.95
breeder_referenceCentral Experimental Farm selection from 1920.0.96
entry_pedigreeListed as a McIntosh seedling.0.97

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