Cultivar 819: Heyer #2

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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: 15 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: description_snippet:4, fruit_size:2, anecdote_snippet:1, culinary_use:1, flavor_profile:1, fruit_color:1, hardiness_code_expansion:1, selection_origin_reference:1, storage_duration:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Heyer #2 is a standard apple that was noted from a tree in Edmonton, reportedly purchased as Heyer #2 around 1960. The fruit is described as oblate, about 8 cm across, yellow green with a light blush, and marked with fine green dots and a light bloom. The stem is short, the cavity russetted, and the basin shallow. [S1]

Its flesh was described as crisp, juicy, and moderately sweet. It was said to keep until December and to be good for sauce. The source also says Heyer regarded #2 as one of his two best originations, and gives the synonym Zaychuck #17. [S1]

A Rosthern test reference places it in 1930s test material. Hardiness notation appears as H2 in one place and H2-3 in another, so the source points to moderate hardiness but is not fully consistent. [S1]

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S1: Edible Apples in Prairie Canada

This summary currently draws chiefly from Edible Apples in Prairie Canada.

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“Synonym noted as Zaychuck #17; referenced to Rosthern test material.”
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“Flesh is crisp, juicy, and moderately sweet.”
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“Heyer considered #2 one of his two best originations.”
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“The tree was purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960.”
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Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green punctate. Light bloom. Stem short, cavity russetted, basin shallow. Flesh crisp and juicy, moderatelyEdible Apples in Prairie Canada, p36
Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green punctate. Light bloom. Stem short, cavity russetted, basin shallow. Flesh crisp and juicy, moderatelyEdible Apples in Prairie Canada, p36
Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green punctate. Light bloom. Stem short, cavity russetted, basin shallow. Flesh crisp and juicy, moderatelyEdible Apples in Prairie Canada, p36
Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green punctate. Light bloom. Stem short, cavity russetted, basin shallow. Flesh crisp and juicy, moderatelyEdible Apples in Prairie Canada, p36

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Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
3	Edible Apples in Prairie Canada	unknown	15	0	0	p36	Hardiness rated between moderately hardy and borderline hardy (H2-3).; Listed as a standard apple (standard apple, fruit 5 cm diameter or more).; Classed as ST, meaning a standard apple with fruit 5 cm diameter or more.;

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

Document	Page	Claim Type	Claim	Quote	Match
3	p36	entry_hardiness_observation	Hardiness rated between moderately hardy and borderline hardy (H2-3).	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	description_snippet	Listed as a standard apple (standard apple, fruit 5 cm diameter or more).	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	fruit_size	Classed as ST, meaning a standard apple with fruit 5 cm diameter or more.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	hardiness_code_expansion	Hardiness noted as H2, meaning moderately hardy.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	selection_origin_reference	Rosthern test reference: 1930s, with H2-3 noted in the test context.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	description_snippet	Synonym cited: Zaychuck #17.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	description_snippet	Heyer considered #2 one of his two best originations.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	culinary_use	Good for sauce.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	storage_duration	Keeps until December.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	flavor_profile	Flesh is crisp, juicy, and moderately sweet.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	description_snippet	Fruit is densely and finely green-punctate with a light bloom, short stem, russetted cavity, and shallow basin.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	fruit_color	Fruit is yellow-green with a light blush.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	fruit_size	Fruit is oblate and about 8 cm.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	anecdote_snippet	The tree was purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90
3	p36	entry_location	Anote states there was a tree in Edmonton.	Heyer #2 note: Atree in Edmonton. Purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960, has frt as follows: Fruit oblate, 8cm (much larger and redly russetted?) yellow-green with light blush and new fruiting trees; Also densely fine green p	page_block:0.90

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Evidence Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
entry_hardiness_observation	Hardiness rated between moderately hardy and borderline hardy (H2-3).	0.97
description_snippet	Listed as a standard apple (standard apple, fruit 5 cm diameter or more).	0.96
fruit_size	Classed as ST, meaning a standard apple with fruit 5 cm diameter or more.	0.97
hardiness_code_expansion	Hardiness noted as H2, meaning moderately hardy.	0.97
selection_origin_reference	Rosthern test reference: 1930s, with H2-3 noted in the test context.	0.86
description_snippet	Synonym cited: Zaychuck #17.	0.88
description_snippet	Heyer considered #2 one of his two best originations.	0.95
culinary_use	Good for sauce.	0.95
storage_duration	Keeps until December.	0.95
flavor_profile	Flesh is crisp, juicy, and moderately sweet.	0.95
description_snippet	Fruit is densely and finely green-punctate with a light bloom, short stem, russetted cavity, and shallow basin.	0.79
fruit_color	Fruit is yellow-green with a light blush.	0.88
fruit_size	Fruit is oblate and about 8 cm.	0.92
anecdote_snippet	The tree was purchased as Heyer #2 about 1960.	0.94
entry_location	A note states there was a tree in Edmonton.	0.90

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