Sweet cherryvariety

Himari

Also known as HC10

HC10

Himari is a sweet cherry bred in Hokkaido, Japan. Bred from Nanyo and Benitemari.

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Origin · Sapporo, Hokkaido

Sweet cherryFruit

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Taste & texture

Firmness
firm

context: APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test

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APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test
Juiciness
juicy

context: APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test

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Context & source
/details/observations/0/value/2/context
APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test

How to spot it

Shape
reniform

context: APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test

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Context & source
/details/observations/0/value/2/context
APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test
Size
Fruit diameter
28.6 mm
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Context & source

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Interpretation reference ↗

/details/observations/0/value/0/context
APS register 52
/details/observations/0/value/0/value/measurement context
cultivar register description; sample size and growing conditions not supplied here

Origin & family

Where Himari began

Recorded origin

Sapporo, Hokkaido

Japan

Institution
Hokkaido Research Organization
Crossed
2002
Selected
2013

Himari’s family

3 varieties · 2 recorded linksArrows follow parents → children

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Himari

Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan

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Field notes

Soluble solids (°Brix)
Soluble solids
21.5 °Brix
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Context & source

Literal source-reported measurement for this named cultivar entry. The input numeric string is preserved unchanged; source sampling and growing conditions remain as stated in the citation.

Interpretation reference ↗

/details/observations/0/value/1/context
APS register 52
/details/observations/0/value/1/value/measurement context
cultivar register description; sample size and growing conditions not supplied here
Original source notes
descriptor observations
trait
fruit diameter mm
value
reported
28.6
measurement context
cultivar register description; sample size and growing conditions not supplied here
context
APS register 52
trait
soluble solids brix
value
reported
21.5
measurement context
cultivar register description; sample size and growing conditions not supplied here
context
APS register 52
trait
reported fruit traits
value
firm, juicy, reniform
context
APS register 52 description; not a diagnostic identification test
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