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World of CitrusWorld of CitrusSuccari Sweet Orange
USDA Agricultural Research Service / National Plant Germplasm System
https://npgsweb.ars-grin.gov/gringlobal/accessiondetail?id=1698278 (opens in a new tab)
USDA accession RRUT 182 (record 1698278) is identified as the cultivar Succari; the Passport narrative lists Succory and Sukkari as synonyms. The cited cultivar description is attributed to The Citrus Industry, vol. 1, p. 469 and signed RRK, June 2006; the page does not provide a named author. Its unknown-origin statement concerns the cultivar, while Florida donation and 2001 transfer/receipt dates concern this accession. Fruit and low-acid wording are attributed historical narrative, not sample measurements. This record does not identify RRUT 182 as the exact pollen-source tree used for US-119.
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Yin Zhang; Junli Ye; Chaoyang Liu; Qiang Xu; Lichang Long; Xiuxin Deng · Oxford University Press on behalf of the Society for Experimental Biology · 2019-11-15 (online; issue date 2020-02-07)
https://doi.org/10.1093/jxb/erz506 (opens in a new tab)
Primary Journal of Experimental Botany study of proanthocyanidins (PA) in Anliu, Hong Anliu, and cultivar-named Succari. Fruit came from three mature trees, with 10 representative fruits per tree, sampled 90 days after flowering; the paper reports three biological replicates and PA amounts per dry weight. It does not identify site, accession, clone, or tree, and does not establish a match to US-119's unnamed Succory pollen donor. Its introduction repeats prior reports of no seed PA, while its own assay reports small nonzero seed PA.
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Jude W. Grosser; Frederick G. Gmitter Jr.; E. S. Louzada; J. L. Chandler · American Society for Horticultural Science / HortScience · October 1992
HortScience 27(10):1125–1127. Received 1991-12-09; accepted 1992-06-10. The article reports somatic protoplast fusion using Nova tangelo and cultivar-named Succari sweet-orange protoplasts from nucellar seedling leaves; it recovered Nova + Succari somatic hybrids and a separate tetraploid Succari regenerant. No CRC/PI, clone, seed-source tree, or location is identified. Narrative low-acid and maturity descriptions are not measurements from this study. No DOI is printed in the supplied publisher PDF.
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