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Prunus domestica 'Mount Royal' appears in a University of Minnesota discussion of plum seed germination and seedling establishment. Its germination was variable across environments, scarification treatments, and seed storage, unlike Dakota and Hennepin, which were described as consistently high germinating in the same context [S1].
In seedling establishment observations, Mount Royal was grouped with Todd and Winona as having low to moderate seedling survival, high herbivore damage, low stem diameter or trunk cross sectional area change, and few root suckers [S1]. The study interpreted this group as having a relatively low likelihood of invasiveness compared with some U.S. plum and hybrid lines in that study context [S1].
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This summary currently draws chiefly from Minnesota #1695.
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“Low to moderate seedling survival with high herbivore damage and low change in stem diameter/∆TCA on this page’s data.”
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“Mount Royal is grouped with plum entries interpreted as having relatively low likelihood of invasiveness versus certain U.S. plum/hybrid lines in this study context.”
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Taxonomy context: Genus: Prunus | open genus tree
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| 7 | Minnesota #1695 | unknown | 4 | 0 | 0 | p52 p58 | Mount Royal is grouped with plum entries interpreted as having relatively low likelihood of invasiveness versus certain U.S. plum/hybrid lines in this study context.; Low to moderate seedling survival with high herbivore |
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| 7 | p58 | anecdote_snippet | Mount Royal is grouped with plum entries interpreted as having relatively low likelihood of invasiveness versus certain U.S. plum/hybrid lines in this study context. | Seedlings from cultivars P. domestica ‘Mount Royal’, and ‘Todd’, and Prunus spp. ‘Winona’ had low to moderate seedling survival, high herbivore damage, low changes in diameter and ∆TCA, and low numbers of root suckers. | page_block:0.90 |
| 7 | p58 | description_snippet | Low to moderate seedling survival with high herbivore damage and low change in stem diameter/∆TCA on this page’s data. | Seedlings from cultivars P. domestica ‘Mount Royal’, and ‘Todd’, and Prunus spp. ‘Winona’ had low to moderate seedling survival, high herbivore damage, low changes in diameter and ∆TCA, and low numbers of root suckers. | page_block:0.90 |
| 7 | p52 | anecdote_snippet | Variable germination is contrasted with consistently high-germinating Dakota and Hennepin. | "In contrast, P. domestica ‘Mount Royal’ ... had variable germination percentages across environments, scarification treatments and seed storage." | page_block:0.90 |
| 7 | p52 | description_snippet | Germination was variable across environments, scarification methods, and storage for this named plum cultivar. | "In contrast, P. domestica ‘Mount Royal’ ... had variable germination percentages across environments, scarification treatments and seed storage." | page_block:0.90 |
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| anecdote_snippet | Mount Royal is grouped with plum entries interpreted as having relatively low likelihood of invasiveness versus certain U.S. plum/hybrid lines in this study context. | 0.85 |
| description_snippet | Low to moderate seedling survival with high herbivore damage and low change in stem diameter/∆TCA on this page’s data. | 0.98 |
| anecdote_snippet | Variable germination is contrasted with consistently high-germinating Dakota and Hennepin. | 0.91 |
| description_snippet | Germination was variable across environments, scarification methods, and storage for this named plum cultivar. | 0.98 |
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