Mandarinvariety

Asumi

Also known as あすみ +1

あすみ · カンキツ興津58号

A sweet mandarin crossed in 1992 and selected in 2002.

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Origin · Shizuoka City, Shizuoka, Japan

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Taste & texture

Sweetness
sweet

Harvest & storage

Harvest
ripens early to midseason.

Origin & family

Where Asumi began

Recorded origin

Shizuoka City, Shizuoka

Japan

Institution
Institute of Fruit Tree Science - Okitsu Citrus Research Station
Crossed
1992
Selected
2002

Asumi’s family

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Asumi

Shizuoka City, Shizuoka, Japan

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Field notes

Original source notes
Harvestripens early to midseason.
naro breeding observations
events
date
2011-12-07
event type
plant variety application
country code
Japan
source label
出願日
record number
26542
date
2012-03-16
event type
application publication
country code
Japan
source label
公表日
date
2014-09-30
event type
plant variety registration
country code
Japan
source label
登録日
record number
23723
date
2013-03
event type
norin naming registration
country code
Japan
source label
農林認定品種 登録年月日
record number
みかん農林20号
local name
あすみ
parentage note
Numbered selections remain distinct from their ancestors; parent order is not independently converted into female/male roles.
original summary
A sweet, midseason Japanese citrus selection developed from Okitsu 46 and Harumi; Okitsu 46 itself is a Sweet Spring–Trovita Orange hybrid.
immediate parents
name
Okitsu 46
role
first parent in source formula
name
Harumi
role
second parent in source formula
source institution
NARO, Japan
named breeders
吉田俊雄, 根角博久, 吉岡照高, 喜多正幸, 國賀 武, 中嶋直子, 野々村睦子, 太田 智, 濱田宏子, 瀧下文孝
parentage formula
カンキツ興津46号(スイートスプリング×トロビタオレンジ)×はるみ
former selection name
カンキツ興津58号
Harvest calendar · Shizuoka Prefecture
kind
harvest
months
2
region
Shizuoka Prefecture
timing
basis
calendar
country code
Japan
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