Use only the relative numbers to fill the form - Chestnut cultivars list
Species: Name: Location: Plantation year: |
Type of maintenance 1 In situ (forest or traditional grove) 2 In collection orchards 3 In vitro 3 Pollen 4 Seed |
Time of bud break and flowering (cultivar standard: Marigoule - early) Bud break 1 Very early 2 Early 3 Medium - leafing out with standard 4 Late 5 Very late Flowering date Male: Female: |
Ripening time 1 Very early (before 15 September) 2 Early (15-30 September) 3 Medium (1-15 October) 4 Late (16-31 October) 5 Very late (after 1 November) |
Nut size 1 Very big (< 60 nuts /kg) 2 Big (61-80 nuts/kg) 3 Medium (81-100 nuts/kg) 4 Small (101-120 nuts/kg) 5 Very small (>121 nuts/kg) |
Kernel quality 1 Bad 2 Medium 3 Good |
Nut stripes 1 Yes 2 No |
Pellicle adhesion 1 Free (not adherent) 2 Partially adherent 3 Completely adherent |
% of double nuts (percentage of nuts with more than 2 mm wrinkles) multiple-embryo nuts 1 Nul (0) 2 Low (1-4) 3 Moderate (5-8) 4 High (8-12) 5 Very high (> 12) |
Pellicle adhesion to kernel 1 Free (not adherent) 2 3 Partially adherent 4 5 Completely adherent |
Pellicle intrusion 1 Yes 2 No |
Nut sweetness 1 Very sweet 2 3 4 5 Not sweet |
Nut shape 1 Conic 2 Sub-conic 3 Sub-spheric 4 Ellysoidal 5 Sub-rectangular |
Utilization 1 Fresh market 2 Flour 3 Dried nuts 4 Pastry 5 Other |