Cultivar 1693: Iowa Russet

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

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Iowa Russet is a russeted apple linked to Prof. J. L. Budd of Iowa. The fruit is medium sized, oblate to roundish oblate, and sometimes slightly oblique. It has deep yellow skin, a pale red blush on the sunny side, and patches and netlike veinings of russet. [S1]

The cultivar originated on Budd's farm in Iowa. The clearest extracted reading gives Shellsburg, Iowa. Another OCR-supported block gives Spellsburg. [S1]

The flesh is yellow with light yellow veinings. It is moderately juicy, mildly subacid, rich, and rated very good. The entry also describes a large, deep, obtuse cavity; a regular, quite deep, slightly plaited basin; a closed calyx; a small core; and large seeds. [S1]

Iowa Russet is described as a winter apple. The main description says it keeps “all winter.” The artificial key places it in the late winter russeted group and identifies its basin as smooth and deep. [S1]

The available packet does not give tree habit, productivity, disease behavior, parentage, release date, or direct cold hardiness language. Its inclusion in a South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin on northwestern apples gives it regional historical context, but no zone claim should be inferred from that alone. [S1]

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from A Study of Northwestern Apples.

Featured source descriptions

“Originated on the farm of Prof. J. L. Budd at Shellsburg, Iowa.”
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“Cavity large, deep, obtuse; basin regular, quite deep, slightly plaited; calyx closed.”
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“Dots few, grayish brown, with whitish suffused bases, varying in size.”
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“Core small; seeds large.”
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14A Study of Northwestern Applesunknown800p61 p136Assigned under CLASS A (russeted) with late-winter russeted basin character; basin smooth and deep.; Selection attributed to Prof. J. L. Budd, Spellsburg, Iowa.; Cavity large, deep, obtuse; basin regular, quite deep, sli

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14p136description_snippetAssigned under CLASS A (russeted) with late-winter russeted basin character; basin smooth and deep.CLASS A. RUSSETED ... Late winter; basin smooth, deep ... Iowa Russetpage_block:0.90
14p61selection_origin_referenceSelection attributed to Prof. J. L. Budd, Spellsburg, Iowa.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90
14p61description_snippetCavity large, deep, obtuse; basin regular, quite deep, slightly plaited; calyx closed.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90
14p61storage_durationStorage period stated as all winter.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90
14p61flavor_profileFlesh yellow, mildly subacid, moderately juicy, rich, very good.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90
14p61fruit_colorSkin deep yellow with pale red blush on sunny side; partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90
14p61fruit_sizeFruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90
14p61entry_locationOriginated by Prof. J. L. Budd on his farm at Spellsburg, Iowa.Iowa Russet-Fruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique; surface deep yellow, with pale red blush on sunny side, partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet... All winter. Originatedpage_block:0.90

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description_snippetAssigned under CLASS A (russeted) with late-winter russeted basin character; basin smooth and deep.0.88
selection_origin_referenceSelection attributed to Prof. J. L. Budd, Spellsburg, Iowa.0.96
description_snippetCavity large, deep, obtuse; basin regular, quite deep, slightly plaited; calyx closed.0.91
storage_durationStorage period stated as all winter.0.95
flavor_profileFlesh yellow, mildly subacid, moderately juicy, rich, very good.0.94
fruit_colorSkin deep yellow with pale red blush on sunny side; partially covered with patches and net-veinings of russet.0.95
fruit_sizeFruit medium, oblate to roundish oblate, sometimes slightly oblique.0.97
entry_locationOriginated by Prof. J. L. Budd on his farm at Spellsburg, Iowa.0.96

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