Archivo: Cross section of Dumelow's Seedling, National Fruit Collection (acc. 2000-033)

Descripción:  :Dumelow's Seedling apple, cross-sectioned. Synonyms: Beauty, Belle de Vennes, Belle des Vennes, de Sutton, Doncklaer, Doncklaer Seedling, Doncklaer's Seedling, Donclaer, Donclaer's Seedling, Duc de Wellington, Duke of Wellington, Dumeller's Crab, Dumelon's Seedling, Dumelow, Dumelow Seedling, Dumelow's Crab, Dumelow's Pippin, Dumelow's Wildling, Dumelows Crab, Dummelow's Seedling, Duncklaer's Seedling, Dunclaers Seedling, Durmmelous Seedling, Fair Maid of Taunton, Hawthornden d'Hiver, Hawthornden Winter, Lord Duncan, Lord Hampton's Wonder, Normanton Wonder, Pomme de Sutton, Reinette Wellington, Souring, Souring Apple, Supson FrangT, Supson FrangTe, Sutton Beauty, Wellington, Wellington Apple, Wellington Pippin, Wellington Reinette, Wellington's, Wellington's Apple, Wellington's Reinette, Wellingtons Reinette, Winter Hawthornden, Wunder von Normanton NFC's description of the apple is: "Raised by Mr Dumelow (or Dumeller) at Shakerstone, Leicestershire. The original tree was growing in 1800. It was exhibited as Dumelow's Crab in 1818, and renamed Wellington in 1819 or 1820. Fruits have very firm, crisp, juicy flesh which is extremely acid. Cooks well."
Título: Cross section of Dumelow's Seedling, National Fruit Collection (acc. 2000-033)
Créditos: http://www.nationalfruitcollection.org.uk/full2.php?varid=1709&&acc=2000033&&fruit=apple
Autor(a): National Fruit Collection, Brogdale.
Términos de Uso: Open Government License 2
Licencia: OGL 2
Enlace de Licencia: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/2
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