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Condit Monograph
As Horaigaki: A Japanese variety, producing one crop, from September to November. P.I. No. 122,756, introduced into California in 1940 and labeled Horaigaki, was reported to be a seedling developed by Dr. Tanikawa, Okitsu, Japan, from a cross of Hative d'Argenteuil by Roeding No.2. Fruited at Riverside, 1945 to 1949, but was discarded.
Figs above medium, pyriform, with thick neck; ribs prominent; eye above medium; color violet-purple; meat violet; pulp strawberry; quality fair only.
As Horaigaki: A Japanese variety, producing one crop, from September to November. P.I. No. 122,756, introduced into California in 1940 and labeled Horaigaki, was reported to be a seedling developed by Dr. Tanikawa, Okitsu, Japan, from a cross of Hative d'Argenteuil by Roeding No.2. Fruited at Riverside, 1945 to 1949, but was discarded.
Figs above medium, pyriform, with thick neck; ribs prominent; eye above medium; color violet-purple; meat violet; pulp strawberry; quality fair only.
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