Cultivar 847: Jacques

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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:2, recommendation_context:2, source_reference_abbreviation:2, anecdote_snippet:1, breeder_reference:1, culinary_use:1, fruit_color:1, fruit_size:1, hardiness_code_expansion:1, selection_origin_reference:1, taxon_context:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Jacques is a crabapple/“applecrab” entry (CR, meaning fruit under 5 cm) described as a blushed Calville seedling (sdlg = seedling), connected with Rosthern (1936) and F. V. Hutton, and noted as Rosthern #20 in testing records [S1]. The fruit is reported as up to 4 cm, creamy yellow with a crimson blush, midseason, and fair for canning [S1].

The entry is marked worthy of trial and proven for central Alberta. It is also cited in Western Canadian Society for Horticulture material from 1952 (noted as WCSH or MCSH), and classified H1, which the source defines as the hardest hardiness class. A 1991 source by Coutts says it was “a good crab in the 1930s” [S1].

Summary source basis

S1: Edible Apples in Prairie Canada

This summary currently draws chiefly from Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, with 1 additional supporting sources linked below.

Featured source descriptions

“Reference to MCSH (1952); tested as Rosthern #20; notation H1 also appears.”
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“Experimental Farm, Rosthern, Saskatchewan.”
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“Table row 347 describes Jacques as large, creamy yellow with red blush, yellow flesh, for process use, and late.”
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“Midseason.”
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Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Coutts (1991). Ref WCSH (1952). H1. Tested as Rosthern #20.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p38
Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Coutts (1991). Ref WCSH (1952). H1. Tested as Rosthern #20.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p38
Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Coutts (1991). Ref WCSH (1952). H1. Tested as Rosthern #20.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p38
Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Coutts (1991). Ref WCSH (1952). H1. Tested as Rosthern #20.Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, p38

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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

Document	Title/URL	Rights	Claims	Relationships	History Events	Pages	Snippets
3	Edible Apples in Prairie Canada	unknown	15	0	0	p38	References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).; Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).; Tested as Rosthern #20.; H1 indicates the hardiest hardiness

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

Document	Page	Claim Type	Claim	Quote	Match
3	p38	source_reference_abbreviation	References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	description_snippet	Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	selection_origin_reference	Tested as Rosthern #20.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	hardiness_code_expansion	H1 indicates the hardiest hardiness class.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	source_reference_abbreviation	Referenced in WCSH (1952); WCSH expands to Western Canadian Society for Horticulture.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	anecdote_snippet	Coutts (1991) is quoted as calling it a good crab in the 1930s.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	recommendation_context	Proven for central Alberta.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	recommendation_context	Described as worthy of trial.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	description_snippet	Midseason.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	culinary_use	Fair for canning.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	fruit_color	Fruit is creamy yellow with a crimson blush.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	fruit_size	Fruit to 4 cm.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	taxon_context	CR indicates a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5 cm diameter.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	breeder_reference	Associated with Rosthern, 1936, and F. V. Hutton.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90
3	p38	entry_pedigree	Described as a blushed Calville seedling; sdlg means seedling.	Jacques (blushed Calville sdlg) Rosthern (1936) F.V.Hutton CR Fruit to 4cm, creamy yellow with crimson blush. Fair for canning. Midseason. Worthy of trial. Proven for central Alberta. "Agood crab in the 1930's" says Cout	page_block:0.90

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Evidence Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
source_reference_abbreviation	References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).	0.93
description_snippet	Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).	0.96
selection_origin_reference	Tested as Rosthern #20.	0.94
hardiness_code_expansion	H1 indicates the hardiest hardiness class.	0.95
source_reference_abbreviation	Referenced in WCSH (1952); WCSH expands to Western Canadian Society for Horticulture.	0.90
anecdote_snippet	Coutts (1991) is quoted as calling it a good crab in the 1930s.	0.88
recommendation_context	Proven for central Alberta.	0.94
recommendation_context	Described as worthy of trial.	0.92
description_snippet	Midseason.	0.90
culinary_use	Fair for canning.	0.95
fruit_color	Fruit is creamy yellow with a crimson blush.	0.96
fruit_size	Fruit to 4 cm.	0.95
taxon_context	CR indicates a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5 cm diameter.	0.98
breeder_reference	Associated with Rosthern, 1936, and F. V. Hutton.	0.90
entry_pedigree	Described as a blushed Calville seedling; sdlg means seedling.	0.95

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