Gravenstein
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Gravenstein
Summary
Gravenstein is an apple cultivar[1]. Gravenstein ranks in the top 10% of apple_cultivar entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (123 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- A child of Gravenstein was Filippa[3].
- A child of Gravenstein was James Lawson[4].
- Gravenstein's image is recorded as Malus Gravensteiner 4481.jpg[5].
- Gravenstein's image is recorded as Cross section of Gravenstein, National Fruit Collection (acc. 1957-215).jpg[6].
- Gravenstein's instance of is recorded as apple cultivar[7].
- Gravenstein's taxon rank is recorded as cultivar[8].
- Gråsten is named after Gravenstein[9].
- Gravenstein's taxon name is recorded as Malus domestica 'Grávštýnské'[10].
- Gravenstein's taxon name is recorded as Malus domestica 'Gravenstein'[11].
- Gravenstein's subclass of is recorded as cooking apple[12].
- Gravenstein's subclass of is recorded as table apple[13].
- Gravenstein's Commons category is recorded as Gravenstein (apple)[14].
- Gravenstein's catalog code is recorded as 1957-215[15].
- Gravenstein's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/07f62q[16].
- Gravenstein's location of formation is recorded as unknown[17].
- Gravenstein's ploidy is recorded as triploidy[18].
- Gravenstein's BBC Things ID is recorded as 40e354fb-b4c5-4fae-ad6d-0d814991b9ad[19].
- Gravenstein's NE.se ID is recorded as gravensteiner[20].
- Gravenstein's PLU code is recorded as 4158[21].
- Gravenstein's PLU code is recorded as 4156[22].
- Gravenstein's UK National Fruit Collection ID is recorded as 2444[23].
- Gravenstein's Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID is recorded as gravenstein[24].
- Gravenstein's Deutsche Genbank Obst is recorded as 1514[25].
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Personal Life
Children include Filippa[3], an apple cultivar[26] and James Lawson[4], an apple cultivar[27].
Why It Matters
Gravenstein ranks in the top 10% of apple_cultivar entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (123 views/month).[2] Gravenstein has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] Gravenstein is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]