| Also known as
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Korol Sibiri +
, Zolotoy Korol +
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| Country
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Russia +
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| Fruit color
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yellow +
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| Fruit shape
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heart +
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| Fruit size
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large +
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| Fruit type
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slicer +
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| Growth habit
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indet. +
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| History
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* It is NOT an authentic Russian variety.
… * It is NOT an authentic Russian variety.
* There are two Russian commercial varieties, [[Korol Sibiri]] and [[Zolotoy Korol]]. Both varieties were sent to [[Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds]] by Valery Popenko, a seed vendor from Kazakhstan. [[Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds]] grew both varieties and found them to be similar, likely because the translated names were quite similar, or there was some misunderstanding because of the language barrier. In 2010 [[Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds]] offered the seeds under a new name, which was a combination of their translated names - 'King of Siberia' and 'Golden King'.
* It is now hard to say which one of the two Russian varieties was commercially offered [[Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds]] . It is possible that it could also have been a mix of the two.
* Valery Popenko contacted Tatiana in February 2013 to clarify the story of the tomato, and the above was written based on the details he provided. written based on the details he provided.
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| Leaf
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regular +
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| Maturity
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midseason +
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| Member code
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Category:ID DE M +
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| Russian name
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Золотой Король; Король Сибири +
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| Translation
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The names mean 'Golden King' and 'King of Siberia' in Russian.
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| Variety type
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open-pollinated +
, commercial +
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| Vendor
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Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds +
, Delectation of Tomatoes +
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| Has improper value forThis property is a special property in this wiki.
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Description in Russian +
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| Categories |
Tomato Variety List +
, Yellow and Orange Tomatoes +
, Indeterminate Tomatoes +
, Regular Leaf Tomatoes +
, Heart-Shaped Tomatoes +
, Russian Tomatoes +
, OH BR P +
, ID DE M +
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| Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki.
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16 February 2017 07:29:18 +
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