Cultivar 46: Selenga

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=2.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 15 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: fruit_size:2, release_year_reference:2, breeding_cross:1, description_snippet:1, productivity:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Selenga is a cold-climate fruit cultivar introduced in S. D. Valya: 1938 ^[1], with reported parentage S. D. Valya: Lincoln x Russian Sand pear ^[1].

Reported parentage includes S. D. Valya: Lincoln x Russian Sand pear ^[1].

Reported fruit characteristics: size notes include S. D. Valya: 2 inches ^[1]; 2 1/2 inches ^[1]; description notes include Tree productive and blight-resistant. ^[1]; productivity notes include productive and blight-resistant ^[1].

This summary currently draws chiefly from New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest.

Selected source quotations

“Fruit oblong pyriform, 1 % inches across, 2 Yz inches deep, yellow with minute russet dots, quality excellent, season October”
— New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23

“Saponsky (Pyrus Ussuriensis) x White Doyenne pear”
— New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23

“Tree productive and blight-resistant”
— New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23

Parentage

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Parentage claim text

S. D. Valya: Lincoln x Russian Sand pear

Story Highlights

Source-story quotations

Fruit oblong pyriform, 1 % inches across, 2 Yz inches deep, yellow with minute russet dots, quality excellent, season OctoberNew Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23
Saponsky (Pyrus Ussuriensis) x White Doyenne pearNew Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23
Tree productive and blight-resistantNew Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23
(Selenga, a river in East Siberia.)New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest, p23

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Cold Hardiness

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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
1	New Hardy Fruits for the Northwest	unknown	15	0	0	p23	S. D. Valya: Fruit nearly two inches across, round tapering to stem, yellow with minute russet dots; S. D. Valya: 1938; S. D. Valya: 2 inches; S. D. Valya: Lincoln x Russian Sand pear

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

Document	Page	Claim Type	Claim	Quote	Match
1	p23	verbatim_quote	(Selenga, a river in East Siberia.)	(Selenga, a river in East Siberia.)	normalized_exact:1.00
1	p23	verbatim_quote	Tree productive and blight-resistant	Tree productive and blight-resistant	normalized_exact:1.00
1	p23	verbatim_quote	Fruit oblong pyriform, 1 % inches across, 2 Yz inches deep, yellow with minute russet dots, quality excellent, season October	Fruit oblong pyriform, 1 % inches across, 2 Yz inches deep, yellow with minute russet dots, quality excellent, season October	normalized_exact:1.00
1	p23	verbatim_quote	Saponsky (Pyrus Ussuriensis) x White Doyenne pear	Saponsky (Pyrus Ussuriensis) x White Doyenne pear	normalized_exact:1.00
1	p23	verbatim_quote	SELENGA pear-1939	SELENGA pear-1939	normalized_exact:1.00

Nursery Offering Timeline

Year	Nursery	Catalog Issue	Relation
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Linked Entities

Relation	Type	ID	Label
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Evidence Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
entry_basin_calyx	S. D. Valya: Fruit nearly two inches across, round tapering to stem, yellow with minute russet dots	0.88
release_year_reference	S. D. Valya: 1938	0.92
fruit_size	S. D. Valya: 2 inches	0.58
breeding_cross	S. D. Valya: Lincoln x Russian Sand pear	0.90
description_snippet	Tree productive and blight-resistant.	0.54
productivity	productive and blight-resistant	0.56
fruit_size	2 1/2 inches	0.58
entry_basin_calyx	Fruit oblong pyriform, 1 % inches across, 2 Yz inches deep, yellow with minute russet dots, quality excellent, season October	0.88
structured_entry_json	{"cultivar_name":"Selenga","year":1939,"heading_raw":"SELENGA","locations":[],"crosses":[],"fruit_size_mentions":["1 % inches","2 1/2 inches"],"color_mentions":["yellow"],"morphology_terms":["russet"],"pedigree_phrases":	0.95
verbatim_quote	(Selenga, a river in East Siberia.)	0.97
verbatim_quote	Tree productive and blight-resistant	0.97
verbatim_quote	Fruit oblong pyriform, 1 % inches across, 2 Yz inches deep, yellow with minute russet dots, quality excellent, season October	0.97
verbatim_quote	Saponsky (Pyrus Ussuriensis) x White Doyenne pear	0.97
verbatim_quote	SELENGA pear-1939	0.97
release_year_reference	1939	0.92

History Events

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