Cultivar 1484: Prunus Armeniaca

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

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Prunus armeniaca is mentioned in a University of Minnesota source in a discussion of seed dormancy and stratification. The source describes P. armeniaca cultivars as requiring about 50 days of cold stratification [S1].

A later cited comparison reports 95% germination for P. armeniaca seed after 90 days of cold stratification, even with the endocarp intact [S1].

Summary source basis

S1: Minnesota #1695

This summary currently draws chiefly from Minnesota #1695.

Selected source quotations

“For example, P. armeniaca L. cultivars require around 50 days of cold stratification whereas ... P. domestica and P. cerasus require longer periods, 90 or 90-150 days respectively.”
— Minnesota #1695, p27

“Grisez et al. (2008) reported that after 90 days of cold stratification, P. armeniaca seeds achieved 95% germination with an intact endocarp.”
— Minnesota #1695, p54

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For example, P. armeniaca L. cultivars require around 50 days of cold stratification whereas ... P. domestica and P. cerasus require longer periods, 90 or 90-150 days respectively.Minnesota #1695, p27
Grisez et al. (2008) reported that after 90 days of cold stratification, P. armeniaca seeds achieved 95% germination with an intact endocarp.Minnesota #1695, p54
Grisez et al. (2008) reported that after 90 days of cold stratification, P. armeniaca seeds achieved 95% germination with an intact endocarp.Minnesota #1695, p54

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Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
7	Minnesota #1695	unknown	3	0	0	p27 p54	Reference to Grisez et al. (2008) for comparison against endocarp-removal scarification effects in the broader discussion.; For P. armeniaca, cited results indicate 95% germination after 90 days of cold stratification ev

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7	p54	source_reference_abbreviation	Reference to Grisez et al. (2008) for comparison against endocarp-removal scarification effects in the broader discussion.	Grisez et al. (2008) reported that after 90 days of cold stratification, P. armeniaca seeds achieved 95% germination with an intact endocarp.	page_block:0.90
7	p54	anecdote_snippet	For P. armeniaca, cited results indicate 95% germination after 90 days of cold stratification even with intact endocarp.	Grisez et al. (2008) reported that after 90 days of cold stratification, P. armeniaca seeds achieved 95% germination with an intact endocarp.	page_block:0.90
7	p27	description_snippet	Peach-family cultivars (Prunus armeniaca) are described as requiring about 50 days of cold stratification.	For example, P. armeniaca L. cultivars require around 50 days of cold stratification whereas ... P. domestica and P. cerasus require longer periods, 90 or 90-150 days respectively.	page_block:0.90

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Type	Claim	Confidence
source_reference_abbreviation	Reference to Grisez et al. (2008) for comparison against endocarp-removal scarification effects in the broader discussion.	0.88
anecdote_snippet	For P. armeniaca, cited results indicate 95% germination after 90 days of cold stratification even with intact endocarp.	0.88
description_snippet	Peach-family cultivars (Prunus armeniaca) are described as requiring about 50 days of cold stratification.	0.90

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