The Western Sand Cherry

Document 15

Title: The Western Sand Cherry

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1086&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Aliases: 1 | Provenance events: 2 | Evidence claims: 39

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ID	Relation	Source	Target	Source Doc
115	mentioned_in_document	South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station	The Western Sand Cherry	15
114	mentioned_in_document	South Dakota Agricultural College	The Western Sand Cherry	15
113	mentioned_in_document	Bulletins South Dakota State University	The Western Sand Cherry	15
112	mentioned_in_document	South Dakota State University	The Western Sand Cherry	15

History Records

ID	Type	Year	Label
214	year_reference	1894	Year reference 1894
212	year_reference	1901	Year reference 1901
210	year_reference	1904	Year reference 1904
215	cross_event	1904	The Teton Siou x Indian
216	institution_mention	1904	South Dakota State University
217	institution_mention	1904	Bulletins South Dakota State University
218	institution_mention	1904	South Dakota Agricultural College
219	institution_mention	1904	South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station
211	year_reference	2017	Year reference 2017
213	year_reference	2019	Year reference 2019

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Cultivar: Early Richmond

Pages in document: p13 p14 p40 p51 p55

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13	explicit_cultivar_reference	the largest being about the size of a medium Early Richmond cherry
14	explicit_cultivar_reference	that is nearly as large as the Early Richmond cherry.
40	explicit_cultivar_reference	Would you advise me to buy and set them out in preference to the Early Richmond or some other cherry trees?
51	explicit_cultivar_reference	The buds of Early Richmond and English Morello cherries were set in Sand Cherry stocks at the same time the plum buds were set.
55	explicit_cultivar_reference	Atwo-year-old tree of Early Richmond cherry grown on this stock by G. Miller, Anita, Iowa, was received at this Station in the spring of 1903 and planted in a tree-tub.

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Page	Type	Claim	Confidence
13	fruit_size	Early Richmond is used as the size comparison: the largest yellow-fruited sand cherries were about the size of a medium Early Richmond cherry.	0.92
13	description_snippet	The comparison appears in a discussion of yellow-fruited sand cherry sorts, not as a description of Early Richmond itself.	0.86
14	fruit_size	Samuel B. Green compared the largest observed Sand Cherry fruits with the cultivated Early Richmond cherry, saying one round fruit was nearly as large as Early Richmond.	0.87
14	description_snippet	Early Richmond is used only as a size comparison on this page, not described as the subject of the passage.	0.93
40	recommendation_context	Early Richmond is used as the comparison cherry in a question asking whether Rocky Mountain Cherry should be planted in preference to it or other cherry trees.	0.78
40	fruit_size	Nursery agents were said to represent Rocky Mountain Cherry fruit as large as Early Richmond; Mr. Harris said only a few plants produced fruit nearly as large as Early Richmond cherry.	0.82
40	culinary_use	Neighbor-page context indicates Early Richmond is treated as one of the pie cherries in the continuing answer.	0.73
51	rootstock_compatibility	Early Richmond cherry buds were set in Sand Cherry stocks at the same time as plum buds; the cherry buds seemed to set, but none grew.	0.95
55	entry_location	The Early Richmond cherry on Sand Cherry stock was grown by G. Miller of Anita, Iowa, and received at the Station in spring 1903.	0.97
55	rootstock_compatibility	The page states that while it is difficult to make tame cherries unite in budding or grafting with Sand Cherry, it is not impossible, citing Early Richmond on this stock as an example.	0.98
55	productivity	In the year described, the Early Richmond tree on Sand Cherry stock bore a good crop of fruit.	0.96
55	growth_habit	The Early Richmond cherry on Sand Cherry stock was considerably dwarfed.	0.95
55	description_snippet	The two-year-old Early Richmond cherry on Sand Cherry stock was planted in a tree-tub at the Station after receipt in spring 1903.	0.94

Inherited Context

p13: Sand Cherry fruit evaluation | Prunus pumila L. | cultivated cherries | sand cherry and cultivated cherry comparisons | Sand Cherry discussion attributed to Professor Charles A. Keffer | South Dakota Agricultural College | South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station | selec
p14: Sand Cherry | cherry | Western Sand Cherry | Prunus | Sand Cherry compared with cultivated cherry forms | Potential Sand Cherry improvement through crossing | The Western Sand Cherry | Narrative discussion of Sand Cherry value and improvement | Professor Samuel B. Green's Sa
p40: cherry | Western Sand Cherry | Dakota Sand Cherry | For the Open Prairie | Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherry discussion | South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station | South Dakota Agricultural College | Farm, Stock and Home | Experiment station evaluation and im
p51: cherry | Prunus | Sand Cherry | Sand Cherry rootstock trial | Sand Cherry rootstock experiments | IN FOUR OTHER STATES | South Dakota Agricultural College | South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station | Nebraska Experiment Station | Minnesota State Horticultural Society | N
p55: tame cherry | Sand Cherry rootstock | Sand Cherry | cherry | Prunus | tame cherry on Sand Cherry stock | Sand Cherry rootstock experiments | Report No. 6 | TAME CHERRIES ON SAND CHERRY STOCK | THE SAND CHERRY AS A STOCK FOR THE PEACH | South Dakota Agricultural College / Sou

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213	Indian	17	1	Open cultivar
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History events: 10

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Extracted Entities

Type	Value	Confidence
institution_candidate	South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station	0.60
institution_candidate	South Dakota Agricultural College	0.60
institution_candidate	Bulletins South Dakota State University	0.60
institution_candidate	South Dakota State University	0.60
cultivar_candidate	Indian	0.60
taxon_keyword	prunus	0.75

Extracted Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
description_snippet	pumila." FROM THE ORNAMENTAL STANDPOINT In June, 1901, in Bulletin 72 of the South Dakota Station, now out of print, the present writer discussed the ornamental value of these two	0.54
description_snippet	The plants are remarkably productive when young or on young ·shoots, but for older plants some system of renewal pruning may be advisable.	0.54
ornamental_use	ornamental value of these two Sand Cherries as follows	0.56
ornamental_use	ORNAMENTAL STANDPOINT	0.56
productivity	productive when young or on young ·shoots, but	0.56
ripening_window	mature without bloom; flesh thin, acid	0.56
ripening_window	mature; flowers one-third to one-half inch	0.56
storage_duration	keep them properly	0.56
growth_habit	prostrate	0.52
growth_habit	bushy	0.52
growth_habit	dwarf	0.52
growth_habit	spreading	0.52
institution_reference	South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station	0.60
institution_reference	South Dakota Agricultural College	0.60
institution_reference	Bulletins South Dakota State University	0.60
institution_reference	South Dakota State University	0.60
breeding_cross	The Teton Siou x Indian	0.65
year_reference	1894	0.55
year_reference	2019	0.55
year_reference	1901	0.55
year_reference	2017	0.55
year_reference	1904	0.55