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World of CitrusWorld of CitrusNagahashi Satsuma
Masao Iwamasa · HortScience · 1988-08
https://doi.org/10.21273/HORTSCI.23.4.687 (opens in a new tab)
Figure 2 shows Nagahashi on a single-line selection path from Owari and Kuno downstream on a double-line path. The figure legend identifies double-line selections as through nucellar seedlings; it does not identify modern accessions.
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Masao Nishiura · Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society, vol. 77, pp. 79–83 · 1964
https://journals.flvc.org/fshs/article/viewFile/100595/96550 (opens in a new tab)
On pp. 79–80, Nishiura lists Nagahashi among the early-maturing Owari selections in a section discussing limb sports. This is a historical cultivar-level statement; no modern accession, individual tree, or measured ripening date is identified.
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Masao Nishiura · Japanese Agricultural Research Quarterly · 1967
On printed p. 18, Nishiura describes Nagahashi as an Owari limb sport and an earlier-ripening common-Satsuma type, ripening early to middle November between Wase and common Satsuma. He reports three selected Nagahashi nucellar strains were being tested at Okitsu and 25 prefectural experiment stations; expectations about vigor, sugar and productivity concern those selected strains, not measured results for Nagahashi. No accession or individual trial tree is identified.
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Tokurou Shimizu et al. · PLOS ONE · 2016-11-30
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0166969 (opens in a new tab)
Table 4 (printed pp. 14–15) labels study sample A123 “Nagahashi unshu NC” and compares it with representative Okitsu Wase sample A125; the row reports MM 0 and ND 0, and the legend defines NC as “Nucellar seedling.” The identity method compares all DNA-marker genotypes (Methods, printed p. 7). This is a marker-identity result for A123, not a parentage claim or proof that A123 is the original Owari limb-sport line, this catalog selection, or a modern accession. The paper does not identify A123’s source tree or rootstock.
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Santosh (forum username) · Citrus Growers Forum · 2010-11-23
http://citrusgrowersstatic.chez.com/web/viewtopic1d9f.php (opens in a new tab)
Santosh’s post #41668 reproduces a maturity classification attributed to exotickerostliny.cz/en, listing Nagahashi under “Wase” and assigning that category an early-October-to-late-November window. This is a copied secondary classification, not Santosh’s own harvest observation; no Nagahashi accession, tree, fruit sample, or measurement is identified.
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