Minnesota #1695

Document 7

Title: Minnesota #1695

Source URL: https://conservancy.umn.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/891e96c2-d751-4fea-9f35-51fec97c7043/content

Archive provenance: training-candidate-full-doc-no-ocr

Type: pdf | Language: en | Rights: unknown

Aliases: 1 | Provenance events: 1 | Evidence claims: 400

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Document Metadata

Institution: University of Minnesota

Publisher: University of Minnesota

Site: University of Minnesota Conservancy

Year:

Page count: 138

Type: dissertation

Metadata source: intake_backfill_v1

Relationship Records

ID	Relation	Source	Target	Source Doc
No catalog relationships linked to this document.

History Records

ID	Type	Year	Label
118	year_reference	1926	Year reference 1926
116	year_reference	1941	Year reference 1941
126	year_reference	1993	Year reference 1993
122	year_reference	1994	Year reference 1994
128	year_reference	1996	Year reference 1996
125	year_reference	2001	Year reference 2001
129	year_reference	2004	Year reference 2004
124	year_reference	2008	Year reference 2008
117	year_reference	2009	Year reference 2009
121	year_reference	2011	Year reference 2011
123	year_reference	2012	Year reference 2012
127	year_reference	2013	Year reference 2013
119	year_reference	2014	Year reference 2014
120	year_reference	2015	Year reference 2015
135	release_event	2015	Release event 2015
115	year_reference	2016	Year reference 2016
130	cross_event	2016	and cultivar for germplasm examined in E x periment I
131	cross_event	2016	environments of E x periment I
132	cross_event	2016	Greenhouse environment of E x periment I
133	cross_event	2016	germination in the field environment of E x periment II for Prunus
134	cross_event	2016	germination in the field environments of E x periments I or II
136	selection_origin_event		Selection origin China not Persia, modern-day Iran (Das et al
137	selection_origin_event		Selection origin Europe to North America to
138	selection_origin_event		Selection origin western Asia to southern Europe whereas the Japanese plum (P

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Parsed Cultivar Detail

Cultivar: Prunus Serotina

Pages in document: p16 p17 p28 p51

Entry Snippets

Page	Basis	Snippet
16	explicit_cultivar_reference	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally introduced for erosion control, it invaded agricultural land and fragments of woody habitat.
17	explicit_cultivar_reference	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally, P. serotina was introduced for erosion control but it invaded agricultural land and fragments of woody habitat.
28	explicit_cultivar_reference	Around 44% of mature seed of the invasive P. serotina germinates.
51	explicit_cultivar_reference	Some Prunus species have escaped cultivation and have become invasive in certain parts of the world. For example, P. serotina has become invasive in parts of Europe (Deckers et al. 2005).

Raw Parsed Claims

Page	Type	Claim	Confidence
16	description_snippet	P. serotina Ehrh. is documented as escaping cultivation and becoming invasive in Europe; it was introduced for erosion control but subsequently invaded agricultural land and woody habitat remnants.	0.86
16	recommendation_context	The page recommends that breeders and others consider invasive potential before propagating or releasing cultivars, because selected traits (e.g., stress tolerance, disease resistance, growth rate, fertility) can increase invasion risk.	0.84
16	source_reference_abbreviation	Anderson et al. (2006) is cited for the link between breeding for stress tolerance/disease resistance and elevated invasive potential.	0.82
17	taxon_context	P. serotina is documented as an escaped cultivated species that became invasive in parts of Europe.	0.96
17	anecdote_snippet	After introduction for erosion control, P. serotina spread into agricultural land and woody habitat fragments.	0.94
17	source_reference_abbreviation	Deckers et al. (2005) report the invasive behavior and management consequences.	0.88
28	entry_hardiness_observation	The page-neighbor context associates >44% mature-seed germination with notable invasive potential.	0.7
28	anecdote_snippet	Threshold framing is presented as high germination being >50% in field conditions with >80% seedling survival indicating establishment risk.	0.68
51	taxon_context	Cited as a Prunus species that escaped cultivation and became invasive in parts of Europe.	0.94
51	description_snippet	Used as an example of documented invasiveness among Prunus species.	0.93
51	recommendation_context	Serves as evidence that escaped Prunus taxa can act invasively and justify caution in assessing introductions.	0.84

Inherited Context

p16: Prunus genus examples in invasive context | winter-hardy Prunus species | Not specified | Minnesota #1695 thesis > Literature context on invasiveness | Prunus species risk discussion | University of Minnesota graduate thesis research project | Plant breeding selection traits
p17: Prunus species with noted invasiveness risk | Prunus genus | Interspecific Prunus background discussions | winter-hardy Prunus plum breeding context | Thesis: Winter-hardy Prunus species evaluation | Invasive biology and establishment risk | Reproductive biology and pollen v
p28: Prunus genus | winter-hardy Prunus comparative study | Introduction/Methods discussion of Prunus seed traits | Seed germination and dormancy | Seedling establishment and invasive potential | University of Minnesota thesis archive | Graduate research context (Master of Scienc
p51: Prunus species in invasion context | winter-hardy Prunus species | General Prunus species context | plum and related Prunus taxa | Discussion section | Invasion risk rationale derived from germination and establishment observations | University of Minnesota | thesis research

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16	description_snippet	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally introduced for erosion control, it invaded agricultural land and fragments of woody habitat.	P. serotina Ehrh. is documented as escaping cultivation and becoming invasive in Europe; it was introduced for erosion control but subsequen	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
16	recommendation_context	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally introduced for erosion control, it invaded agricultural land and fragments of woody habitat.	The page recommends that breeders and others consider invasive potential before propagating or releasing cultivars, because selected traits	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
16	source_reference_abbreviation	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally introduced for erosion control, it invaded agricultural land and fragments of woody habitat.	Anderson et al. (2006) is cited for the link between breeding for stress tolerance/disease resistance and elevated invasive potential.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
17	taxon_context	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally, P. serotina was introduced for erosion control but it invaded agricultural land and fragments of w	P. serotina is documented as an escaped cultivated species that became invasive in parts of Europe.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
17	anecdote_snippet	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally, P. serotina was introduced for erosion control but it invaded agricultural land and fragments of w	After introduction for erosion control, P. serotina spread into agricultural land and woody habitat fragments.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
17	source_reference_abbreviation	Some Prunus species, like P. serotina Ehrh., have escaped cultivation and become invasive in parts of Europe. Originally, P. serotina was introduced for erosion control but it invaded agricultural land and fragments of w	Deckers et al. (2005) report the invasive behavior and management consequences.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
28	entry_hardiness_observation	Around 44% of mature seed of the invasive P. serotina germinates.	The page-neighbor context associates >44% mature-seed germination with notable invasive potential.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
28	anecdote_snippet	Around 44% of mature seed of the invasive P. serotina germinates.	Threshold framing is presented as high germination being >50% in field conditions with >80% seedling survival indicating establishment risk.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
51	taxon_context	Some Prunus species have escaped cultivation and have become invasive in certain parts of the world. For example, P. serotina has become invasive in parts of Europe (Deckers et al. 2005).	Cited as a Prunus species that escaped cultivation and became invasive in parts of Europe.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
51	description_snippet	Some Prunus species have escaped cultivation and have become invasive in certain parts of the world. For example, P. serotina has become invasive in parts of Europe (Deckers et al. 2005).	Used as an example of documented invasiveness among Prunus species.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse
51	recommendation_context	Some Prunus species have escaped cultivation and have become invasive in certain parts of the world. For example, P. serotina has become invasive in parts of Europe (Deckers et al. 2005).	Serves as evidence that escaped Prunus taxa can act invasively and justify caution in assessing introductions.	cultivar 1473	Open Review parse

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Linked Cultivars

ID	Cultivar	Evidence / Claims	History / Pages	Link
1470	Northstar	37	0	Open cultivar
173	Moongold	33	0	Open cultivar
143	Monitor	31	0	Open cultivar
1419	Mount Royal	31	0	Open cultivar
1469	Sungold	31	0	Open cultivar
1405	South Dakota	30	0	Open cultivar
1471	Meteor	29	0	Open cultivar
1403	Hazel	28	0	Open cultivar
1487	Westcot	27	0	Open cultivar
394	Compass	26	0	Open cultivar
1475	Whittaker	26	0	Open cultivar
1409	Hennepin	25	0	Open cultivar
1490	Bali	25	0	Open cultivar
1491	Suda	25	0	Open cultivar
1494	Gracious	24	0	Open cultivar
1472	Alderman	23	0	Open cultivar
140	Superior	20	0	Open cultivar
1397	La Crescent	20	0	Open cultivar
157	Toka	19	0	Open cultivar
1488	Debbie'S Gold	18	0	Open cultivar
1493	Nbi755	16	0	Open cultivar
1498	Winona	16	0	Open cultivar
1499	Todd	16	0	Open cultivar
1489	Mnzo3	14	0	Open cultivar
142	Underwood	13	0	Open cultivar
146	Pipestone	12	0	Open cultivar
1474	Prunus Americana	12	0	Open cultivar
1473	Prunus Serotina	11	0	Open cultivar
1512	Mesabi	9	0	Open cultivar
1501	Prunus Munsoniana 'Whittaker'	8	0	Open cultivar
1549	Surecrop	8	0	Open cultivar
1492	Nb7155	6	0	Open cultivar
170	Montmorency	5	0	Open cultivar
1504	Prunus Cerasus 'Stevnsbaer Brigitte'	5	0	Open cultivar
257	Pioneer	4	0	Open cultivar
290	Redcoat	4	0	Open cultivar
1476	Prunus Cerasus	4	0	Open cultivar
1479	Prunus Angustifolia	4	0	Open cultivar
1500	Prunus Americana 'Hazel'	4	0	Open cultivar
1503	Prunus Domestica 'Mount Royal'	4	0	Open cultivar
1506	Prunus Spp	4	0	Open cultivar
1509	Prunus Spp 'South Dakota'	4	0	Open cultivar
1516	Mns98	4	0	Open cultivar
1484	Prunus Armeniaca	3	0	Open cultivar
1505	Tart Cherry Cultivars	3	0	Open cultivar
1508	Prunus Spp 'Winona'	3	0	Open cultivar
1510	Prunus Spp 'Hennepin'	3	0	Open cultivar
1513	Prunus Nigra 'Bounty'	3	0	Open cultivar
1514	Prunus Spp 'Alderman'	3	0	Open cultivar
1515	Prunus Spp 'Gracious'	3	0	Open cultivar
1517	Apricot 'Moongold'	3	0	Open cultivar
1518	Apricot 'Sungold'	3	0	Open cultivar
1531	Plum 'Whittaker'	3	0	Open cultivar
1537	Plum 'Monitor'	3	0	Open cultivar
1538	Plum 'South Dakota'	3	0	Open cultivar
656	Dakota	2	0	Open cultivar
1478	Prunus Domestica	2	0	Open cultivar
1485	Prunus Persica Batsch	2	0	Open cultivar
1497	Tecomseh	2	0	Open cultivar
1502	Japanese-American Hybrid 'South Dakota'	2	0	Open cultivar
1507	Prunus Domestica 'Todd'	2	0	Open cultivar
1511	Prunus Munsoniana	2	0	Open cultivar
1519	Apricot 'Westcot'	2	0	Open cultivar
1520	Tart Cherry 'Bali'	2	0	Open cultivar
1525	Plum 'Hazel'	2	0	Open cultivar
1526	Plum 'Compass'	2	0	Open cultivar
1527	Plum 'Mount Royal'	2	0	Open cultivar
1528	Plum 'Opal'	2	0	Open cultivar
1529	Plum 'Stanley'	2	0	Open cultivar
1530	Plum 'Todd'	2	0	Open cultivar
1532	Plum 'Bounty'	2	0	Open cultivar
1533	Plum 'Alderman'	2	0	Open cultivar
1534	Plum 'Gracious'	2	0	Open cultivar
1535	Prunus Spp 'Monitor'	2	0	Open cultivar
1536	Prunus Spp 'Pipestone'	2	0	Open cultivar
1539	Plum 'Hennepin'	2	0	Open cultivar
1540	Plum 'Pipestone'	2	0	Open cultivar
1541	Plum 'Winona'	2	0	Open cultivar
1548	P. Nigra	2	0	Open cultivar
1477	Prunus Persica	1	0	Open cultivar
1480	Prunus Cerasifera	1	0	Open cultivar
1481	Prunus Spinosa	1	0	Open cultivar
1482	Prunus Virginiana	1	0	Open cultivar
1483	Prunus Campanulata	1	0	Open cultivar
1486	Prunus Angustifolia Marsh	1	0	Open cultivar
1495	Opal	1	0	Open cultivar
1496	Stanley	1	0	Open cultivar
1521	Tart Cherry 'Mesabi'	1	0	Open cultivar
1522	Tart Cherry 'Meteor'	1	0	Open cultivar
1523	Tart Cherry 'Nbi755'	1	0	Open cultivar
1524	Tart Cherry 'Suda'	1	0	Open cultivar
1542	P. Armeniaca	1	0	Open cultivar
1543	P. Cerasus	1	0	Open cultivar
1544	P. Americana	1	0	Open cultivar
1545	P. Besseyi X. Prunus Spp	1	0	Open cultivar
1546	P. Domestica	1	0	Open cultivar
1547	P. Munsoniana	1	0	Open cultivar
1550	Kutahya	1	0	Open cultivar
parsed only	'Northstar'	15	71, 85, 87, 90, 95, 97, ...	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Meteor'	14	71, 85, 87, 90, 97, 117, ...	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Bali'	12	85, 87, 90, 95, 97, 117, ...	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Winona'	12	74, 81, 84, 92, 98	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Monitor'	11	73, 84, 92, 98, 122	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Moongold'	11	85, 87, 90, 95, 97, 117, ...	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Mount Royal'	11	30, 71, 79, 97, 123	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Westcot'	11	85, 87, 90, 95, 97, 117, ...	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Alderman'	10	72, 79, 84, 97, 122	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Gracious'	10	72, 79, 84, 95, 122	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Mesabi'	10	71, 117, 121	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'South Dakota'	10	73, 84, 92, 98, 123	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Sungold'	10	85, 87, 90, 97, 117, 120	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Underwood'	10	74, 119, 123	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Compass'	9	71, 79, 95, 97, 122	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Pipestone'	9	73, 84, 92, 98	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Toka'	9	73, 119, 123	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Hennepin'	8	73, 84, 97, 98	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Suda'	8	71, 85, 95, 97, 121	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Todd'	7	72, 79, 95, 97	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Nbi755'	6	117, 121	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Whittaker'	6	72, 79, 97	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Bounty'	5	72, 79	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Hazel'	5	71, 95, 97	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'La Crescent'	5	73, 122	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Opal'	5	72, 79	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Pioneer'	5	117, 120	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Stanley'	5	72, 79	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Montmorency’	5	13, 61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Debbie'S Gold'	4	85, 87, 97	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Superior'	4	73, 123	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Mns98'	3	73	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Redcoat'	3	73	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus Cerasus 'Northstar'	3	30	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus Emarginata	3	59	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Hazel’	3	61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Meteor’	3	61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Northstar’	3	61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Whittaker’	3	61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Debbie’S Gold'	2	90	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	'Surecrop'	2	122	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	P. bessyi x P. hortulana 'Compass'	2	88	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	P. cerasus 'Suda'	2	88	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus Avium	2	59	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus Besseyi Prunus Spp	2	99	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus Nigra	2	99	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus virginiana L	2	55	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Hennepin’	2	61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Monitor’	2	52	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘South Dakota’	2	61	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	P. americana 'Hazel'	1	88	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	P. domestica 'Mount Royal'	1	88	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	P. munsoniana 'Whittaker'	1	88	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus cerasus L	1	28	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	Prunus domestica L	1	28	No staging cultivar page yet
parsed only	‘Gracious’	1	97	No staging cultivar page yet

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Relationships: 0

History events: 24

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Status	License	Holder
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Credibility Records

Tier	Score	Assessor	Rationale
tier_1	88	auto	Academic institutional domain

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Source Lang	Target Lang	Method	Status	Note
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Publication Records

Status	Visibility	Reviewer	Note
No publication records.

Extracted Entities

Type	Value	Confidence
taxon_keyword	prunus	0.75

Extracted Claims

Type	Claim	Confidence
description_snippet	From public gardens to homeowners, Prunus species provide a multitude of options for ornamental use.	0.54
description_snippet	avium L.) and tart (P.	0.54
ornamental_use	ornamental use	0.56
culinary_use	jelly and dried fruit	0.56
storage_duration	storage………………………………………………………………………111	0.56
storage_duration	storage……………………………………………………………………………………73	0.56
storage_duration	storage on pollen viability in winter-hardy	0.56
selection_origin_reference	western Asia to southern Europe whereas the Japanese plum (P	0.57
selection_origin_reference	Europe to North America to	0.57
selection_origin_reference	China not Persia, modern-day Iran (Das et al	0.57
release_year_reference	2015	0.68
breeding_cross	germination in the field environments of E x periments I or II	0.65
breeding_cross	germination in the field environment of E x periment II for Prunus	0.65
breeding_cross	Greenhouse environment of E x periment I	0.65
breeding_cross	environments of E x periment I	0.65
breeding_cross	and cultivar for germplasm examined in E x periment I	0.65
year_reference	2004	0.55
year_reference	1996	0.55
year_reference	2013	0.55
year_reference	1993	0.55
year_reference	2001	0.55
year_reference	2008	0.55
year_reference	2012	0.55
year_reference	1994	0.55
year_reference	2011	0.55
year_reference	2015	0.55
year_reference	2014	0.55
year_reference	1926	0.55
year_reference	2009	0.55
year_reference	1941	0.55
year_reference	2016	0.55