Persimmonvariety

Kishu

Also known as 貴秋 +1

貴秋 · カキ安芸津15号

Kishu is a Japanese persimmon bred from Izu and Akitsu 5, distinct from citrus varieties that share the same romanized name.

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Origin · 広島県安芸津

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Where Kishu began

Recorded origin

広島県安芸津

Japan

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Kishu

広島県安芸津, Japan

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Field notes

Original source notes
naro breeding observations
events
date
2003-08-11
event type
plant variety application
country code
JP
source label
出願日
record number
15935
date
2004-02-03
event type
application publication
country code
JP
source label
公表日
date
2005-12-07
event type
plant variety registration
country code
JP
source label
登録日
record number
13540
date
2003-09-05
event type
norin naming registration
country code
JP
source label
農林認定品種 登録年月日
record number
かき農林11号
local name
貴秋
parentage note
Numbered selections remain distinct from their ancestors; parent order is not independently converted into female/male roles.
original summary
A Japanese persimmon bred from Izu and Akitsu 5. The Japanese name 貴秋 distinguishes it from citrus cultivars also romanized Kishu.
immediate parents
name
Izu
role
first parent in source formula
name
Akitsu 5
role
second parent in source formula
source institution
NARO, Japan
named breeders
山田昌彦, 山根弘康, 佐藤明彦, 吉永勝一, 平川信之, 岩波 宏, 平林利郎, 小澤俊治, 三谷宣仁, 角谷真奈美, 白石美樹夫, 角 利昭, 吉岡美加乃, 中島育子
parentage formula
伊豆×安芸津5号(富有×興津16号)
former selection name
カキ安芸津15号
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