World of CitrusMiyagawa Satsuma
Nishiura (1964, printed p. 80) reports that Miyagawa-Wase appeared as a limb sport from Zairai in 1915 and was introduced by Tanaka in 1923. Hodgson (1967), as reproduced by UCR, places the limb sport in Fukuoka Prefecture.
Hodgson (1967), as reproduced by UCR, reports that Dr. Tyôzaburô Tanaka named the Zairai limb sport Miyagawa Wase in 1923. The account does not identify where the naming took place.
Named the Zairai limb sport Miyagawa Wase in 1923.
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Hodgson (1967), as reproduced by UCR, reports that Dr. Tyôzaburô Tanaka introduced Miyagawa Wase in 1923. The account does not identify where the introduction took place.
Introduced Miyagawa Wase as a named early satsuma cultivar in 1923.
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Miyagawa satsuma was received by the Riverside citrus collection as budwood from A. Harty in New Zealand. The accession is maintained as CRC 4074 / PI 654862.
Supplied Miyagawa budwood from New Zealand to Riverside.
Received and maintained Miyagawa in the Riverside citrus collection.
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