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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no
Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 12 | History events: 31 | Catalog issue offerings: 0
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Lina is a cold-climate fruit cultivar introduced in 1933 [1].
Reported fruit characteristics: description notes include Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid. [1].
This summary currently draws chiefly from New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest.
Selected source quotations
“Aseedling of Malinda and much like it in conical shape with blush, but with no knobs”
— New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p6
“Remarkable for its perfectly conical shape with no corrugations in the basin”
— New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p6
“Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid”
— New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p6
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| Document | Title/URL | Rights | Claims | Relationships | History Events | Pages | Snippets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest | unknown | 12 | 0 | 31 | p6 | Lina: Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid.; Lina: Remarkable for its perfectly conical shape with no corrugations in the basin; {"cultivar_name":"Lina","year":1933,"heading_raw":"LINA","loca |
| Document | Page | Claim Type | Claim | Quote | Match |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | Agood crop in 1939 | Agood crop in 1939 | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid | Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | If a late yellow apple is desired, the Lina should be tested | If a late yellow apple is desired, the Lina should be tested | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | Name derived from Malinda | Name derived from Malinda | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | The flesh is mild subacid and coob up easily | The flesh is mild subacid and coob up easily | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | Remarkable for its perfectly conical shape with no corrugations in the basin | Remarkable for its perfectly conical shape with no corrugations in the basin | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | Aseedling of Malinda and much like it in conical shape with blush, but with no knobs | Aseedling of Malinda and much like it in conical shape with blush, but with no knobs | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| 1 | p6 | verbatim_quote | LINA apple-1933 | LINA apple-1933 | normalized_exact:1.00 |
| Year | Nursery | Catalog Issue | Relation |
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| Relation | Type | ID | Label |
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| Type | Claim | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| description_snippet | Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid. | 0.54 |
| entry_basin_calyx | Remarkable for its perfectly conical shape with no corrugations in the basin | 0.88 |
| structured_entry_json | {"cultivar_name":"Lina","year":1933,"heading_raw":"LINA","locations":[],"crosses":[],"fruit_size_mentions":[],"color_mentions":["yellow"],"morphology_terms":["truncated"],"pedigree_phrases":[],"flavor_phrases":["The fles | 0.95 |
| verbatim_quote | A good crop in 1939 | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | Fruit 2Yz across, somewhat conical, truncated, good juicy subacid | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | If a late yellow apple is desired, the Lina should be tested | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | Name derived from Malinda | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | The flesh is mild subacid and coob up easily | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | Remarkable for its perfectly conical shape with no corrugations in the basin | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | A seedling of Malinda and much like it in conical shape with blush, but with no knobs | 0.97 |
| verbatim_quote | LINA apple-1933 | 0.97 |
| release_year_reference | 1933 | 0.92 |
| ID | Type | Year | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 49 | release_event | Release event WAKAGA wild crabapple-1938. | |
| 47 | release_event | Release event WAHOYA 'wild crabapple-1938. | |
| 45 | release_event | Release event S. D. WENDEL wild crabapple-1938. | |
| 43 | release_event | Release event S. D. WALDO crabapple-1938. | |
| 41 | release_event | Release event EBO apple-1940. | |
| 40 | selection_origin_event | Selection origin Found by George Miller, near his home at Muscatine, Iowa. | |
| 39 | release_event | Release event GEORGE MILLER wild crabapple-1939. | |
| 38 | selection_origin_event | 1904 | Selection origin Forest King: Found near the Wisconsin border in the woods near Winnebago, Illinois, about 1904. |
| 37 | release_event | Release event FoREST KING wild crabapple-1938. | |
| 35 | release_event | Release event CHINOOK crabapple-1924. | |
| 33 | release_event | Release event AMsrn crabapple-1932. | |
| 31 | release_event | Release event S. D. MAcATA crabapple-1938. | |
| 29 | release_event | Release event S. D. JoNsrn crabapple-1938. | |
| 27 | release_event | Release event S. D. EDA crabapple-1940. | |
| 25 | release_event | Release event S. D. BoNA crabapple-1938. | |
| 23 | release_event | Release event S. D. BEN crabapple-1938. | |
| 22 | release_event | Release event SAPINIA crabapple-1920. | |
| 21 | selection_origin_event | Selection origin Keo: This is a seedling of the Amur crabapple. | |
| 20 | release_event | Release event KEo crabapple-1940. | |
| 19 | catalog_offering_event | Catalog offering In the 1940 List of Fruits recommended for planting by the Minnesota State Horticultural Society, the Dolgo crab is listed as a leading commerc | |
| 18 | selection_origin_event | 1897 | Selection origin Dolgo was selected from a lot of one-year-old Pyrus baccata seedlings brought from Russia by the author in 1897. |
| 17 | release_event | Release event DoLGO crabapple-1917. | |
| 16 | release_event | Release event ToLMo apple-1932. | |
| 15 | selection_origin_event | Selection origin Semla: An open-pollinated seedling of Wolf River apple. | |
| 14 | release_event | Release event SEMLA apple-1940. | |
| 13 | selection_origin_event | Selection origin Lina: A seedling of Malinda and much like it in conical shape with blush, but with no knobs. | |
| 12 | release_event | Release event LINA apple-1933. | |
| 11 | selection_origin_event | Selection origin Kazan: A seedling of Anisim. | |
| 10 | release_event | Release event KAZAN apple-1934. | |
| 9 | release_event | Release event GoLDo apple-1922. | |
| 3 | selection_origin_event | Selection origin Agricultural Experiment Station |