Cultivar 1166: Robin

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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: 15 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: description_snippet:4, breeder_reference:2, source_reference_abbreviation:2, flavor_profile:1, fruit_color:1, fruit_size:1, hardiness_code_expansion:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Robin is listed as a crabapple entry (CR) in the Prairie Canada apple directory, with fruit classified in the small-fruit category under 5 cm [S1].

Its parentage is given as baccata × Simbirsk #9, and it is described as a Saunders cross made in 1904, with a CEF reference from 1911. This is pedigree information for this cultivar, not a statement that it was used as a parent in later breeding from the supplied material [S1].

The fruit is described as nearly 4 cm, yellow with red blush, and velvety ribbed. It is also described as good quality, early, and performing well under dry conditions. The record includes H1 (hardiest class), CR, and FB1 with references to WCSH (1955) and Lau [S1].

Summary source basis

S1: Edible Apples in Prairie Canada

This summary currently draws chiefly from Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, with 1 additional supporting sources linked below.

Featured source descriptions

“Acrabapple at number 32 appears as 'Robin' in OCR support.”
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“Very hardy.”
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“Flesh firm, juicy, sub-acid, slightly astringent.”
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“Fairly productive.”
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Parentage

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Parentage claim text

Given as Siberian crab x Simbirsk No. 9.
Parentage given as baccata x Simbirsk #9.

Lineage Links

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Story Highlights

Source-story quotations

Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p60
Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p60
Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p60
Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p60

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Cold Hardiness

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Zone Min	Zone Max	Zone Text	Assertion Type	Outcome	Location	Confidence
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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
3	Edible Apples in Prairie Canada	unknown	15	0	0	p60	References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).; Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).; CR indicates a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

Document	Page	Claim Type	Claim	Quote	Match
3	p60	source_reference_abbreviation	References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	description_snippet	Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	hardiness_code_expansion	CR indicates a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5 cm diameter.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	entry_hardiness_observation	Hardiness noted as H1, the hardiest class.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	entry_hardiness_observation	Fireblight note FB1 is given.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	source_reference_abbreviation	References cited: WCSH (1955) and Lau.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	description_snippet	Early ripening.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	description_snippet	Performs well even under dry conditions.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	flavor_profile	Good quality.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	description_snippet	Fruit described as velvety ribbed.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	fruit_color	Fruit yellow, blushed with red.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	fruit_size	Fruit nearly 4 cm.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	breeder_reference	Associated with CEF in 1911.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	breeder_reference	Described as a Saunders cross of 1904.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90
3	p60	entry_pedigree	Parentage given as baccata x Simbirsk #9.	Robin (baccata x Simbirsk #9) Saunders cross of 1904. CEF (1911) Fruit nearly 4cm, yellow Blushed with red, velvety ribbed. Good quality and well, even under dry conditions. Early. Ref WCSH (1955), Lau. FB1 H1.	page_block:0.90

Nursery Offering Timeline

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Evidence Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
source_reference_abbreviation	References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).	0.93
description_snippet	Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).	0.96
hardiness_code_expansion	CR indicates a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5 cm diameter.	0.99
entry_hardiness_observation	Hardiness noted as H1, the hardiest class.	0.94
entry_hardiness_observation	Fireblight note FB1 is given.	0.82
source_reference_abbreviation	References cited: WCSH (1955) and Lau.	0.85
description_snippet	Early ripening.	0.92
description_snippet	Performs well even under dry conditions.	0.84
flavor_profile	Good quality.	0.90
description_snippet	Fruit described as velvety ribbed.	0.90
fruit_color	Fruit yellow, blushed with red.	0.96
fruit_size	Fruit nearly 4 cm.	0.96
breeder_reference	Associated with CEF in 1911.	0.89
breeder_reference	Described as a Saunders cross of 1904.	0.93
entry_pedigree	Parentage given as baccata x Simbirsk #9.	0.96

History Events

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