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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IDRelationSourceTargetSource Doc
115mentioned_in_documentSouth Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment StationThe Western Sand Cherry15
114mentioned_in_documentSouth Dakota Agricultural CollegeThe Western Sand Cherry15
113mentioned_in_documentBulletins South Dakota State UniversityThe Western Sand Cherry15
112mentioned_in_documentSouth Dakota State UniversityThe Western Sand Cherry15

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IDTypeYearLabel
214year_reference1894Year reference 1894
212year_reference1901Year reference 1901
210year_reference1904Year reference 1904
215cross_event1904The Teton Siou x Indian
216institution_mention1904South Dakota State University
217institution_mention1904Bulletins South Dakota State University
218institution_mention1904South Dakota Agricultural College
219institution_mention1904South Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station
211year_reference2017Year reference 2017
213year_reference2019Year reference 2019

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Cultivar: Compass

Pages in document: p26 p41 p42 p65

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26named_entry_headingPLAT 12—The Compass Cherry. This is probably the first hybrid between the Sand Cherry and the plum, and was originated by H. Knudson of Springfield, Minnesota.
41explicit_cultivar_referenceThe next hybrid which attracted attention is the Compass cherry, which was originated in the spring of 1891 by H. Knudson, Springfield, Minnesota, by crossing the Sand Cherry from near Bismarck, North Dakota, with the Miner plum.
42explicit_cultivar_referenceIt is alleged that an amateur attempted to introduce the Compass as his own from scions obtained from Mr. Knudson, who vigorously protested; a lawsuit followed, which established the originator's claim.
65explicit_cultivar_referenceAt least one of its hybrids is worthy of a place in the home garden; the Compass may be considered a forerunner of a new race of fruits.

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26caption_contextThe page figure is labeled Compass, dated Aug. 9, 1900, with S.D.A.C. written on the photographed specimen label.0.9
26entry_pedigreeCompass Cherry is described as probably the first hybrid between the Sand Cherry and the plum.0.97
26breeder_referenceCompass Cherry was originated by H. Knudson of Springfield, Minnesota.0.98
26entry_pedigreeThe caption states that Compass Cherry is a hybrid between the Sand Cherry as found at Bismarck, North Dakota, and the Miner plum.0.98
26entry_locationThe Sand Cherry parent material is described as found at Bismarck, North Dakota.0.95
26entry_locationAt Brookings, the author reports having raised over 499 seedlings of Compass, some of which were promising.0.95
26description_snippetCompass is described as intermediate in season between the latest Sand Cherries and the earliest plums.0.97
26fruit_sizeIn the market, Compass would be called a small plum instead of a cherry.0.96
26flavor_profileThe flavor is described as sprightly and pleasant.0.98
26productivityThe tree is described as immensely productive, as indicated by the plate image.0.97
26recommendation_contextIn Minnesota, Compass had come into favor with planters and was described as well worthy of a place in the home garden.0.97
26taxon_contextThe caption says Compass is neither plum nor sand cherry, but in a class by itself.0.96
41selection_origin_referenceCompass cherry originated in the spring of 1891.0.96
41breeder_referenceIt was originated by H. Knudson of Springfield, Minnesota.0.96
41entry_pedigreeIt was produced by crossing Sand Cherry from near Bismarck, North Dakota, with the Miner plum.0.96
41entry_pedigreeThe Sand Cherry was the female parent.0.97
41entry_locationThe Sand Cherry parent came from near Bismarck, North Dakota, and the originator was at Springfield, Minnesota.0.93
41release_year_referenceThe resulting seedling fruited in 1894.0.95
42productivityCompass is described as an early and abundant bearer.0.93
42fruit_sizeCompass bears small plum-like fruit and would be called a small plum by the average purchaser of fruit.0.94
42flavor_profileCompass fruit is described as having a pleasant, sprightly flavor.0.93
42recommendation_contextCompass is said to be worthy of a place in the home garden and to be on the trial fruit list of the Minnesota and South Dakota state horticultural societies.0.94
42anecdote_snippetThe text reports a controversy in which an amateur allegedly attempted to introduce Compass as his own from scions obtained from Mr. Knudson; a lawsuit followed and established the originator's claim.0.96
42breeder_referenceMr. Knudson is identified in connection with the scions and the originator's claim for Compass.0.86
42selection_origin_referenceThe South Dakota Experiment Station raised 499 Compass seedlings in 1901, and they began to fruit in 1903.0.97
42description_snippetCompass seedlings at the South Dakota Experiment Station showed great diversity in foliage, with many resembling native plums and others reverting toward Sand Cherry in almost every point.0.95
42entry_locationSix Compass trees were present in the South Dakota Experiment Station orchard, surrounded by choice native plums.0.92
42recommendation_contextCompass is characterized more as a stepping stone toward improved larger fruits and as a source of hardiness and drought-resistance than as a fruit notable for size or quality.0.93
65recommendation_contextCompass is presented as a Sand Cherry hybrid worthy of a place in the home garden.0.96
65description_snippetCompass is described as a forerunner of a new race of fruits.0.95
65taxon_contextThe reference occurs within the document's Western Sand Cherry and Sand Cherry hybrid context.0.9

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  • p26: Sand Cherry | plum | Western Sand Cherry | Sand Cherry x plum hybrid | Sand Cherry x plum hybrids | Plate section | Compass Cherry plate caption | South Dakota Agricultural College | South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station | Sand Cherry selection and propagation work |
  • p41: Western Sand Cherry | Sand Cherry | Miner plum | Prunus | sand cherry hybrids | Sand Cherry Hybrids | South Dakota Agricultural College | South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station | experiment station evaluation of sand cherry improvement and hybrid seedlings | South Dako
  • p42: Sand Cherry | plums | Western Sand Cherry | Sand Cherry-plum hybrids | Sand Cherry hybrids | SAND CHERRY HYBRIDS | South Dakota Experiment Station | Minnesota state horticultural society | South Dakota state horticultural society | Mr. Knudson's Compass introduction claim |
  • p65: Sand Cherry | Western Sand Cherry | Sand Cherry hybrids | Concluding numbered summary | A Prediction | Acknowledgments | South Dakota Agricultural College | South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station | early-stage exploration and selection of Western Sand Cherry for northe

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213Indian1701Open cultivar
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parsed onlyWolf10047, 51, 52, 53No staging cultivar page yet
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TypeValueConfidence
institution_candidateSouth Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station0.60
institution_candidateSouth Dakota Agricultural College0.60
institution_candidateBulletins South Dakota State University0.60
institution_candidateSouth Dakota State University0.60
cultivar_candidateIndian0.60
taxon_keywordprunus0.75

Extracted Claims

TypeClaimConfidence
description_snippetpumila." 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_snippetThe 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_useornamental value of these two Sand Cherries as follows0.56
ornamental_useORNAMENTAL STANDPOINT0.56
productivityproductive when young or on young ·shoots, but0.56
ripening_windowmature without bloom; flesh thin, acid0.56
ripening_windowmature; flowers one-third to one-half inch0.56
storage_durationkeep them properly0.56
growth_habitprostrate0.52
growth_habitbushy0.52
growth_habitdwarf0.52
growth_habitspreading0.52
institution_referenceSouth Dakota State University Agricultural Experiment Station0.60
institution_referenceSouth Dakota Agricultural College0.60
institution_referenceBulletins South Dakota State University0.60
institution_referenceSouth Dakota State University0.60
breeding_crossThe Teton Siou x Indian0.65
year_reference18940.55
year_reference20190.55
year_reference19010.55
year_reference20170.55
year_reference19040.55