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Chislett navel orange 

Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck

 

CRC 4039

VI 531

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Photos by Toni Siebert, CVC, 5/13/2008. Photo rights. Both trees on Carrizo, 10 year old trees.

 

Source: Received as a live tree from B & Z Nursery, 1998.

 

Parentage/origins: Received as budwood by CCPP, 05/1990; contract clean-up for Brokaw Nursery, Saticoy, CA, which retains exclusive propagation rights in the U.S. Propagated for planting in CVC only. First selected by N.A. Chislett, Kenley, Victoria, Australia, circa 1986; sport of Washington navel. IPR: PVR (Australia); #314; U.S. Patent no. 8212; N.A. Chislett, Kenley, Victoria, Australia. Licensed in U.S. to Brokaw Nursery, Saticoy, CA.

Rootstocks of accession: Carrizo citrange, C-35 citrange

 

Season of ripeness at Riverside: February to June

 

Notes and observations: In the late 1980s and early 1990s, six of the twelve selections (Autumn Gold, Barnfield, Chislett, Powell, Rohde, and Summer Gold) evaluated in Australia, were sent to the CCPP for quarantine and then subsequently released for propagation in California in 1991 and 1992. In mid 1990s, an additional selection called Wiffen was also introduced through the CCPP into California. The California Citrus Nursery Society (CCNS) agreed to facilitate the testing of these late navel selections which are currently licensed in California. Evaluations of six of these selections began in California in 1997 at nine locations in collaboration with growers ranging from Madera in the north to Fillmore in the south. (Kahn and Bier 2003).  Please see "New late-season navel orange varieties evaluated for quality characteristics" in the bibliography for a complete description of this variety.

 

Availability: Commercially available in California through the Citrus Clonal Protection Program. THIS IS A PROPRIETARY CULTIVAR OWNED BY BROKAW NURSERY, INC. P. O. Box 4818, Saticoy, CA 93007.

USDA Germplasm Resources Information Network page for Chislett navel orange

 

CVC Fruit quality data for Chislett navel orange

 

Bibliography:

"New late-season navel orange varieties evaluated for quality characteristics". California Agriculture. 2007. Kahn, T., Bier O., Beaver, R.Volume 61, Number 3.

 

 


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