Cultivar 1510: Prunus Spp 'Hennepin'

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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 spp. 'Hennepin' is listed as a plum hybrid in a University of Minnesota source. In a seedling establishment and herbivory discussion, it is grouped with other Prunus selections that showed moderate diameter and trunk cross sectional area change, low to moderate herbivore damage, and some sucker production [S1].

The same source records a herbivore damage rating of 3.1 for 'Hennepin', with Tukey HSD grouping “bc” [S1]. The page text also treats 'Hennepin' as part of a group considered more likely to become invasive than P. domestica cultivars, though this is presented as a comparative risk context rather than a full cultivar description [S1].

Summary source basis

S1: Minnesota #1695

This summary currently draws chiefly from Minnesota #1695.

Featured source descriptions

“Hennepin is grouped as having moderate growth change and low to moderate herbivore injury, with some seedlings producing suckers.”
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“Herbivore damage rating is recorded as 3.1 for Prunus spp. 'Hennepin', with Tukey HSD grouping 'bc'.”
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“Page text cites Hennepin within the set viewed as more likely to become invasive than P. domestica cultivars.”
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In contrast, P. americana ‘Hazel’, P. munsoniana ‘Whittaker’, and hybrids Prunus spp. ‘South Dakota’ and ‘Hennepin’ had moderate changes in diameter and ∆TCA, low to moderate herbivore damage, and some seedlings produced suckers.Minnesota #1695, p58
In contrast, P. americana ‘Hazel’, P. munsoniana ‘Whittaker’, and hybrids Prunus spp. ‘South Dakota’ and ‘Hennepin’ had moderate changes in diameter and ∆TCA, low to moderate herbivore damage, and some seedlings produced suckers.Minnesota #1695, p58
Plum Prunus spp. 'Hennepin' 3.1 bcMinnesota #1695, p94

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Taxonomy context: Genus: Prunus | open genus tree

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Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
7	Minnesota #1695	unknown	3	0	0	p58 p94	Herbivore damage rating is recorded as 3.1 for Prunus spp. 'Hennepin', with Tukey HSD grouping 'bc'.; Page text cites Hennepin within the set viewed as more likely to become invasive than P. domestica cultivars.; Hennepi

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7	p94	description_snippet	Herbivore damage rating is recorded as 3.1 for Prunus spp. 'Hennepin', with Tukey HSD grouping 'bc'.	Plum Prunus spp. 'Hennepin' 3.1 bc	page_block:0.90
7	p58	anecdote_snippet	Page text cites Hennepin within the set viewed as more likely to become invasive than P. domestica cultivars.	In contrast, P. americana ‘Hazel’, P. munsoniana ‘Whittaker’, and hybrids Prunus spp. ‘South Dakota’ and ‘Hennepin’ had moderate changes in diameter and ∆TCA, low to moderate herbivore damage, and some seedlings produced	page_block:0.90
7	p58	description_snippet	Hennepin is grouped as having moderate growth change and low to moderate herbivore injury, with some seedlings producing suckers.	In contrast, P. americana ‘Hazel’, P. munsoniana ‘Whittaker’, and hybrids Prunus spp. ‘South Dakota’ and ‘Hennepin’ had moderate changes in diameter and ∆TCA, low to moderate herbivore damage, and some seedlings produced	page_block:0.90

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Evidence Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
description_snippet	Herbivore damage rating is recorded as 3.1 for Prunus spp. 'Hennepin', with Tukey HSD grouping 'bc'.	0.98
anecdote_snippet	Page text cites Hennepin within the set viewed as more likely to become invasive than P. domestica cultivars.	0.86
description_snippet	Hennepin is grouped as having moderate growth change and low to moderate herbivore injury, with some seedlings producing suckers.	0.99

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