World of CitrusNordmann Seedless Kumquat
The Nagami seedling that later became Nordmann Seedless was planted in DeLand, Florida. George Otto Nordmann later recognized its seedless fruit; the source does not date the discovery.
George Otto Nordmann discovered the seedless Nagami seedling later known as Nordmann Seedless. The source says the seedling was planted in 1965, but does not date the discovery; do not read this credit as establishing discovery in 1965.
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Alfred R. Loeblich III first published the name Nordmann Seedless in 1994, in honor of its discoverer, George Otto Nordmann.
According to UCR, first published the correct name Nordmann Seedless in 1994. This records publication; the source does not establish an earlier coiner.
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Nordmann Seedless was first released by the California Clonal Protection Program in June 1999; the Riverside accession is maintained as CRC 4070 / PI 654858 / VI 592.
First released Nordmann Seedless through the California clean-stock program in June 1999.
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