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The hybrids and species of plums

The documentation of ancient plums growing in antiquity is sparse. The best proof that there is best known by Pomologist America's, Luther Burbank, the literary in his twelve volume botanical classics, little documented reported fruit, Volume IV, page 136, that the European plum, Prunus domestica, fruit, and his predecessor in the mountains of the Caucasus near the Caspian Sea is. Try more detailed Burbank Plum (plum) was a staple food of the Tartars, Mongols, Turks and Huns, "which maintained a rough gardening a considerable period early." Some Websites have the absurd notion that because the European plum, Prunus domestica, seeds were not found in the ruins of Pompeii after the eruption of Vesuvius presented in 79 AD, while the fruits were of age most of the world, "that this plum could be concluded that it is a recent hybrid of" spontaneous Chromosome "doubling the production of hexaploid offspring.

The earliest reference to history in the American colonies came from Prince Nursery in plums Flushing, New York, founded in 1737 and published in 1771 in an ad for "33 kinds of plums" for sale. These trees were no doubt the European Plum plum Prunus domestica.

After 1755, presented Henry Laurens, who was a guest and friend of Wililam Bartram, olives, limes, ginger, everbearing Strawberry, raspberry red, blue and grape to the United States. From the South of France, imported apples, pears, plums and white Chasselas grape, had it in abundance. Henry Laurens, lives in Charleston, South Carolina and served as president of the Continental Congress.

William Bartram described two species of American Plums in his famous book, Travels in his 1792 trip to Georgia, where he identified the Chickasaw plum, Prunus Chickasaw and Alabama, he met a wild plum, Prunus shown.

Luther Burbank to improve more and plum hybridization of different species than anyone else in history. His work in the group of stone fruits plum stands apart from any other person for their unique contribution to improving various fruits that have grown up and today enjoys.

Burbank explained that the importation of twelve plum plants in 1885 was the "most important importation of fruit carrier ever again in America."

Burbank brought plums from around the world and a huge cross in the "Melting Pot to produce" the best features and reject false. This combination of plum genetic recombination for many generations and resulted in plum hybrids today that appear to be so different from the original species are new species.

Burbank, said he spent more time with the hybridization of the plums of all plant breeding program, and said that he selected to cut 7.5 million hybrid seedlings, before the release of unsold varieties. His famous phrase of plums, the popular end of 1890 were still admired and cash crops for sale and home gardens today, such as Burbank, Santa Rosa, Wickson, Golden, Satsuma, Shiro, and Ozark Premier. His first major success was the USDA approval of the teacher, Van Deman, the rest of creation, the fate of Luther Burbank by its creator be named, was therefore proposed that the "Burbank Plum."

Most visitors come from the Burbank plum combination of genetic material from four major types of plums, whose ancestors came from Japan, Europe, America and China.

The most successful crosses between plums come from Japanese plums, the most exotic "Satsuma" suggested the name of Professor Van Deman of the USDA HE, who are identified as imported from the Satsuma province in Japan. This unique plum grew a red skin with an overlay from light-blue flowers of the compensation. The meat was firm and tasty dark purple, with excellent quality, which is preferred for private use.

Burbank experimental species were Japanese plums, Prunus triflora, that wild and cucumber in Japan grew by natives. Japanese plums, in many skin tones from white to purple, were large and rather tasteless, but the Japanese natives ate them while green and hard. The Japanese plum genes seem to dominate most hybrid plum offspring. Chinese plums, Prunus simonii aromatic, with rich colored skins, a small pool, but the cracks in the skin and fruit has a bitter taste.

European Plum, Prunus domestica, are varied in sizes, large to small, sweet or bitter genes, complex, many colored skin, very, very adaptable, good for fresh eating, drying, or canning. The disadvantage: they are too juicy or watery. Green Gage is a European standard known variety. Prunes are very high in sugar content.

Several species of American plums are very resilient and productive to the extent of land cover in the spring with several layers of fruit. These plums can be tasty, but a poor transmission quality. Burbank started an excellent hybrid cables that cross the "Robinson Plum. "

Several Native American plum species used in hybridization experiments, Luther Burbank. American plum, Prunus Americana, wild goose plums Prunus hortulans, Chickasaw plum, Prunus augustifolia, Western sand plum, prunus besseyi, beach plum, Prunus maritima, and California wild plum, Prunus subcordata. This native Plum trees are extremely resistant to cold and freezing temperatures do not damage them, also in the central northern part of the United States.

The "Myrobalan" plum as a French species, Prunus cerasifera were widely seen as a peach and plum tree pattern to be compatible with the Union as a result of fruit trees and tends to be used seems very resistant nematodes and root diseases.

Target hybridization Burbank plum tree was one, "had the stability, novelty, to produce the variety, strength, beauty, shipping quality and adaptability. "

The plum leaves and Branches have been many subtle characteristics that can be experienced by the hybrid system for the future characteristics of fruit from germination to predict small crosses. Most Experience has demonstrated a predictable result hybridizers despite this plant are also intangible qualities to an audience to explain how to change facial expressions tiny variations or color change. If the leaves of a plant are dark red, the fruit will be red. The same phenomenon applies to flowers as the lily Canna leaf color and red or rhizome Crinum lily varieties, a red light means a red flower, a green lamp, a white flower.

Luther Burbank developed seedless plum hybrid between a French plum variety, "Sans noyaii." These plums develop into various skin colors from white to yellow-orange scarlet, purple, violet, dark blue, almost black, mottled with stripes, spots and. These seedless plums were delicious and unique, but they were never a commercial success of producer or of public demand.

Burbank crossed many plums that a consistent trend for fruit with a high content of sugar and had to produce the sweetness of the figs, pineapples and oranges. This high Sugar content makes it possible to prune (plum) to ensure the long-term preservation, when dried. The plum contains a thick skin and tough in the its texture, that they do not break, when to provide the process of drying and yields a start, takes precious fruit, sweet as honey lasts, too.

Pruning does not dry properly in a commercial fruit, unless the plum contains a sugar of at least 15%. Before the crop drying, the alkaline briefly in a Solution to prevent any future increases fermentation by preventing microbes hiding on the surface of the skin. For a successful commercial cultivation tree should be a reliable manufacturer with a substantial annual harvest of the fruit. Pruning should intervene early, when the days are long and warm, and the tree fall must be to avoid high costs of harvesting at the right time to mature. The fruit should be pruned healing and dry to a black and grow a small pit. Most hybrids were hybridized to the European plum Prunus domestica plum.

Many varieties of plums are recommended for planting: Blue damask, rubrum Chickasaw, Elephant Heart, Green Egg Methley, Morris, Stanley, Amber Au, Homeside Au, au, Black Ruby, Byrongold, Ruby Sweet, six weeks, and are only Plumcots among the few varieties of trees available in the market today.

There are also three varieties of ornamental plum recommend the Little Flower "for planting: Newport, Prunus cerasifera 'Newport' Purple Pony Prunus cerasifera 'Purple Pony', and red leaf plum blossoms Prunus cerasifera 'plum.

Burbank developed purple leaf plum trees from an ancestor of French plum colored leaves purple pissardi Prunus, the commercial as "the little plum Flower ', Vesuvius, and Othello sells. Some of these red plum blossoms of leaves developed by Burbank grew delicious red fruit, in addition to the beautiful red ornamental leaves.

Plum fruit is highly valued, that antioxidants offer many health benefits, such as vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin C, Niacin and minerals, calcium, potassium, phosphorus and iron.

Burbank sifted to the complexity of the hybridization and even crossed the prune plum almond, Prunus dulcis to the hope of establishing a core temperature of delicious almonds and tasty meat. Created many crosses with the Apricot, Prunus armeniaca L. trees and created Plumcots, a 50/50 blend of plum and apricot demonstrate Pluot trees, a mixture of 75/25 plums and apricots, and trees Aprium a 75/25 of apricot and plum trees Trees merge.

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