Discovered
Waibel (1953) reports that Marr’s Early was found in 1927 on O. F. Marrs’s property in Donna, Texas, where it was said to have occurred as a limb sport in a planting of navel orange trees obtained from California.
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Marr's Early Sweet Orange
Waibel (1953) reports that Marr’s Early was found in 1927 on O. F. Marrs’s property in Donna, Texas, where it was said to have occurred as a limb sport in a planting of navel orange trees obtained from California.
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The 1967 account reproduced on UCR’s CRC 3865 page reports that Marrs trees had been propagated to a limited extent earlier but were not available for commercial planting until 1940.
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UCR records CRC 3865 as received as budwood from USDCS, Indio, California, via CCPP in 1962.
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