Claim · model-written summary
Chinese seedling chestnut trees are resistant to chestnut blight.
- Taxon
- CHESTNUTt0
- Material
- Chinese seedlingse3
- Interactor
- chestnut blighte3pathogen
- Outcome
- are chestnut blight resistante3
Not reportedGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionValueQualifier
Verbatim
t0“CHESTNUT”
e3“These Chinese seedlings produce variably sized, good flavored sweet nuts, are chestnut blight resistant, and generally are easy to peel”
Title
CHESTNUT PRODUCTION IN MICHIGAN
D.W. Fulbright; M. Mandujano; S. Stadt Acta Horticulturae 2010. doi:10.17660/actahortic.2010.866.72
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation The Colossal cultivar is precocious in Michigan.
- Observation The Colossal cultivar produces very large nuts.
- Observation The Colossal cultivar bears the greatest yield of any cultivar in Michigan.
- Observation The Colossal cultivar is not very cold tolerant.
- Observation The Colossal cultivar is susceptible to chestnut blight.
- Observation The Colossal cultivar commonly produces multiple embryos.
- Observation The Colossal cultivar can be quick to mold.
- Observation Chinese seedling chestnut trees produce good flavored sweet nuts.
- Observation Chinese seedling chestnut nuts are generally easy to peel.
- Observation Chinese seedling chestnut trees take many years to become established.
- Observation Over half of the Chinese seedling chestnut trees never produce nuts.
- Observation Chinese seedling chestnut trees can produce variable nut sizes and qualities.
- Observation Chinese seedling chestnut trees do not yield well compared with Colossal, except when older than 15 years.
- Observation Certain Chinese cultivars show good promise under Michigan environmental conditions.
- Observation Certain Chinese cultivars are slow to produce and susceptible to cold weather.