Cultivar 1471: Meteor

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Meteor is a tart cherry, listed as Prunus cerasus or Prunus cerasus L. in the University of Minnesota source [S1]. It is described as a clear juice, amarelle type tart cherry used in the study's tart cherry group [S1].

The source says Meteor was released by the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm in the early 1950s, with an introduction year table giving 1952 [S1]. The release statement is cited there to Brooks and Olmo, 1997 [S1].

In the reported tart cherry experiments, Meteor had 92% greenhouse survival and 91% field survival at the end of Experiment III [S1]. Its seed germination differed between non-scarified and scarified treatments, and greenhouse seedling survival ranged up to 92% for Meteor among the tart cherry entries [S1].

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This summary currently draws chiefly from Minnesota #1695, with 2 additional supporting sources linked below.

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“Average percent germination of Meteor non-scarified seed was significantly different than N81755/N87155 as reported in Table 4.”
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“Meteor had a significant difference in average percent germination between non-scarified and scarified seed in Experiment II.”
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“Available from nursery listings 1, 2, 5, 7, 15, 17, 22, 23, 27, and 32.”
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“These varieties incorporate hardiness from species types growing near the northern limits of their ranges with the fruit quality and size of highly selected forms.”
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7Minnesota #1695unknown2900p14 p44 p45 p61 p71 p83 p85 p87Meteor row includes statistical separation annotations EF, C, A-C, D-H, E-G, B-D, E-H, C-G, E-H, F-J.; Tart cherry cultivar 'Meteor' shows 74% at 0 Mo., 76% at 1 Mo., 85% at 2 Mo., 82% at 3 Mo., 76% at 4 Mo., 73% at 5 Mo

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7p121description_snippetMeteor row includes statistical separation annotations EF, C, A-C, D-H, E-G, B-D, E-H, C-G, E-H, F-J.Meteor 74% EF 76% C 85% A-C 82% D-H 76% E-G 73% B-D 65% E-H 76% C-G 69% E-H 61% F-Jpage_block:0.90
7p121storage_durationTart cherry cultivar 'Meteor' shows 74% at 0 Mo., 76% at 1 Mo., 85% at 2 Mo., 82% at 3 Mo., 76% at 4 Mo., 73% at 5 Mo., 65% at 6 Mo., 76% at 7 Mo., 69% at 8 Mo., and 61% at 9 Mo.Meteor 74% EF 76% C 85% A-C 82% D-H 76% E-G 73% B-D 65% E-H 76% C-G 69% E-H 61% F-Jpage_block:0.90
7p117source_reference_abbreviationCitation abbreviation is Brooks and Olmo, 1997.'Meteor' 1952 Week 18 Brooks and Olmo, 1997page_block:0.90
7p117release_year_referenceIntroduction year on-table is 1952.'Meteor' 1952 Week 18 Brooks and Olmo, 1997page_block:0.90
7p117taxon_contextListed under Tart Cherry as Prunus cerasus L.'Meteor' 1952 Week 18 Brooks and Olmo, 1997page_block:0.90
7p107description_snippetMeteor displayed significant monthly variation and did not show a consistent linear decline in stainability over time.Significant variation was observed, however, within ‘Meteor’, ‘Northstar’, ‘Suda’, and ‘Surecrop’ ... in ‘Meteor’, ‘Northstar’, ‘Suda’, and ‘Surecrop’ there was not a consistent or linear decrease in % stainability as thpage_block:0.90
7p104source_reference_abbreviationTart cherry subtype grouping follows the convention cited as Brown et al. 1989 in this thesis text.Although there are two types of tart cherry varieties, amarelle or clear juice cultivars such as ‘Meteor’, and morello or dark red juiced cultivars such as all the remaining tart cherry cultivars in this experiment...page_block:0.90
7p104description_snippet‘Meteor’ is cited as a clear-juice / amarelle tart cherry-type example used in the study’s tart cherry category.Although there are two types of tart cherry varieties, amarelle or clear juice cultivars such as ‘Meteor’, and morello or dark red juiced cultivars such as all the remaining tart cherry cultivars in this experiment...page_block:0.90
7p97entry_hardiness_observationFor 'Meteor', percent survival was 92 in greenhouse (Grhs.) and 91 in field at the end of Experiment III.Tart Cherry 'Meteor' 92 91page_block:0.90
7p93description_snippetHerbivore rating reported as 2.6 in Table 8.Tart Cherry ... 'Meteor' 2.6page_block:0.90
7p93taxon_contextListed as a tart cherry entry: Prunus cerasus 'Meteor'.Tart Cherry ... 'Meteor' 2.6page_block:0.90
7p90description_snippetPage shows 'Meteor' measured as initial height 8.2 cm, initial diameter 1.67 mm, change in diameter 3.45 mm, and ΔTCA 20.24 mm².P. cerasus 'Meteor' 8.2 1.67 3.45 20.24page_block:0.90
7p87description_snippetGreenhouse metrics report initial height 26.7 cm, initial stem diameter 5.08 mm, change in stem diameter 2.66 mm, and change in TCA 32.03 mm2.Tart cherry P. cerasus 'Meteor' 26.7 5.08 2.66 32.03page_block:0.90
7p87taxon_contextCultivar listed under Tart cherry (Prunus cerasus).Tart cherry P. cerasus 'Meteor' 26.7 5.08 2.66 32.03page_block:0.90
7p85description_snippetThis row uses the Tart Cherry grouping in Table 5.Tart Cherry 'Meteor' 8.3 (26 months); - 41.7 ab (2 months).page_block:0.90
7p85storage_durationAverage field germination for Meteor is 8.3% at 26 months; 13-month value is missing; 41.7% at 2 months with separation code 'ab'.Tart Cherry 'Meteor' 8.3 (26 months); - 41.7 ab (2 months).page_block:0.90
7p83description_snippetTart Cherry 'Meteor' shows 25.0% non-scarified and 50.0% scarified germination, with mean weeks 2.9 and 1.7 respectively; asterisks appear on both treatment percentages.Tart Cherry 'Meteor' 25.0* 50.0* 2.9 abc 1.7page_block:0.90
7p71description_snippetYear markers appear as two 'x' values and greenhouse/field replication values are 10 and 7."Meteor' HRC x x 10 7page_block:0.90
7p71selection_origin_referenceThis tart cherry entry is located in HRC for collection metadata."Meteor' HRC x x 10 7page_block:0.90
7p61source_reference_abbreviationBrooks and Olmo (1997) source is the evidence basis for this productivity characterization.According to Brooks and Olmo (1997) tart cherry cultivars like ‘Northstar’ and ‘Meteor’ tend to be productive and bear regularly.page_block:0.90
7p61anecdote_snippetCited in same context as Northstar as a tart cherry cultivar showing high cultivation value traits that can raise effective propagule pressure.According to Brooks and Olmo (1997) tart cherry cultivars like ‘Northstar’ and ‘Meteor’ tend to be productive and bear regularly.page_block:0.90
7p61productivityIdentified as productive and regularly bearing within cited tart cherry cultivar comparisons.According to Brooks and Olmo (1997) tart cherry cultivars like ‘Northstar’ and ‘Meteor’ tend to be productive and bear regularly.page_block:0.90
7p45description_snippetMeteor is part of a cultivar set showing no statistically significant differences among entries for initial height, initial stem diameter, diameter change, or change in TCA.For seedlings germinated in the greenhouse, survival ranged from 67% for Suda to 92% for Meteor (Table 10).page_block:0.90
7p45productivityMeteor had the highest reported greenhouse survival among tart cherry entries at 92%.For seedlings germinated in the greenhouse, survival ranged from 67% for Suda to 92% for Meteor (Table 10).page_block:0.90
7p44description_snippetMeteor non-scarified germination was significantly different from N81755 non-scarified in Experiment II.‘Meteor’ had a significant difference in average % germination between non-scarified and scarified seed ... Average % germination of ‘Meteor’ non-scarified seed was significantly different than ‘N81755’.page_block:0.90
7p44description_snippetMeteor showed a significant germination difference between non-scarified and scarified seed in Experiment II greenhouse.‘Meteor’ had a significant difference in average % germination between non-scarified and scarified seed ... Average % germination of ‘Meteor’ non-scarified seed was significantly different than ‘N81755’.page_block:0.90
7p14source_reference_abbreviationBrooks and Olmo, 1997 is the cited source for Meteor’s release claim.In the early 1950s, P. cerasus Northstar and Meteor were released by the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm (Brooks and Olmo, 1997).page_block:0.90
7p14selection_origin_referenceMeteor is documented as a P. cerasus cultivar in the Minnesota breeding release list.In the early 1950s, P. cerasus Northstar and Meteor were released by the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm (Brooks and Olmo, 1997).page_block:0.90
7p14release_year_referenceMeteor was released by the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm in the early 1950s.In the early 1950s, P. cerasus Northstar and Meteor were released by the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm (Brooks and Olmo, 1997).page_block:0.90

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description_snippetMeteor row includes statistical separation annotations EF, C, A-C, D-H, E-G, B-D, E-H, C-G, E-H, F-J.0.84
storage_durationTart cherry cultivar 'Meteor' shows 74% at 0 Mo., 76% at 1 Mo., 85% at 2 Mo., 82% at 3 Mo., 76% at 4 Mo., 73% at 5 Mo., 65% at 6 Mo., 76% at 7 Mo., 69% at 8 Mo., and 61% at 9 Mo.0.97
source_reference_abbreviationCitation abbreviation is Brooks and Olmo, 1997.0.98
release_year_referenceIntroduction year on-table is 1952.0.98
taxon_contextListed under Tart Cherry as Prunus cerasus L.0.99
description_snippetMeteor displayed significant monthly variation and did not show a consistent linear decline in stainability over time.0.90
source_reference_abbreviationTart cherry subtype grouping follows the convention cited as Brown et al. 1989 in this thesis text.0.86
description_snippet‘Meteor’ is cited as a clear-juice / amarelle tart cherry-type example used in the study’s tart cherry category.0.96
entry_hardiness_observationFor 'Meteor', percent survival was 92 in greenhouse (Grhs.) and 91 in field at the end of Experiment III.0.99
description_snippetHerbivore rating reported as 2.6 in Table 8.0.97
taxon_contextListed as a tart cherry entry: Prunus cerasus 'Meteor'.0.99
description_snippetPage shows 'Meteor' measured as initial height 8.2 cm, initial diameter 1.67 mm, change in diameter 3.45 mm, and ΔTCA 20.24 mm².0.99
description_snippetGreenhouse metrics report initial height 26.7 cm, initial stem diameter 5.08 mm, change in stem diameter 2.66 mm, and change in TCA 32.03 mm2.0.99
taxon_contextCultivar listed under Tart cherry (Prunus cerasus).0.99
description_snippetThis row uses the Tart Cherry grouping in Table 5.0.90
storage_durationAverage field germination for Meteor is 8.3% at 26 months; 13-month value is missing; 41.7% at 2 months with separation code 'ab'.0.93
description_snippetTart Cherry 'Meteor' shows 25.0% non-scarified and 50.0% scarified germination, with mean weeks 2.9 and 1.7 respectively; asterisks appear on both treatment percentages.0.95
description_snippetYear markers appear as two 'x' values and greenhouse/field replication values are 10 and 7.0.91
selection_origin_referenceThis tart cherry entry is located in HRC for collection metadata.0.96
source_reference_abbreviationBrooks and Olmo (1997) source is the evidence basis for this productivity characterization.0.95
anecdote_snippetCited in same context as Northstar as a tart cherry cultivar showing high cultivation value traits that can raise effective propagule pressure.0.74
productivityIdentified as productive and regularly bearing within cited tart cherry cultivar comparisons.0.95
description_snippetMeteor is part of a cultivar set showing no statistically significant differences among entries for initial height, initial stem diameter, diameter change, or change in TCA.0.93
productivityMeteor had the highest reported greenhouse survival among tart cherry entries at 92%.0.98
description_snippetMeteor non-scarified germination was significantly different from N81755 non-scarified in Experiment II.0.95
description_snippetMeteor showed a significant germination difference between non-scarified and scarified seed in Experiment II greenhouse.0.96
source_reference_abbreviationBrooks and Olmo, 1997 is the cited source for Meteor’s release claim.0.98
selection_origin_referenceMeteor is documented as a P. cerasus cultivar in the Minnesota breeding release list.0.97
release_year_referenceMeteor was released by the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm in the early 1950s.0.99

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