James Grieve

Summary

James Grieve is an apple cultivar^[1]. It draws 74 Wikipedia views per month (apple_cultivar category, ranking #24 of 166).^[2]

Key Facts

• A child of James Grieve was Hood's Supreme^[3].
• A child of James Grieve was Katy^[4].
• A child of James Grieve was Baker's Delicious^[5].
• A child of James Grieve was Jamba^[6].
• A child of James Grieve was Fairie Queen^[7].
• A child of James Grieve was Ambro^[8].
• James Grieve is credited with the discovery of James Grieve^[9].
• James Grieve's image is recorded as Malus James Grieve 4430.jpg^[10].
• James Grieve's image is recorded as Cross section of James Grieve (LA), National Fruit Collection (acc. 1974-349).jpg^[11].
• James Grieve's image is recorded as Flowers of James Grieve (LA), National Fruit Collection (acc. 1974-349).jpg^[12].
• James Grieve's image is recorded as James Grieve (LA) on tree, National Fruit Collection (acc. 1974-349).jpg^[13].
• James Grieve's instance of is recorded as apple cultivar^[14].
• James Grieve's subclass of is recorded as table apple^[15].
• James Grieve's subclass of is recorded as cooking apple^[16].
• James Grieve's Commons category is recorded as James Grieve^[17].
• James Grieve's catalog code is recorded as 1974-349^[18].
• James Grieve's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/048_3y^[19].
• James Grieve's hybrid of is recorded as Cox's Orange Pippin^[20].
• James Grieve's hybrid of is recorded as Potts' Seedling^[21].
• James Grieve's NE.se ID is recorded as james-grieve^[22].
• James Grieve's UK National Fruit Collection ID is recorded as 2973^[23].
• James Grieve's Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID is recorded as James_Grieve^[24].
• James Grieve's Online PWN Encyclopedia ID is recorded as 3916527^[25].
• James Grieve's Deutsche Genbank Obst is recorded as 1605^[26].

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Works and Contributions

James Grieve is credited with the discovery of it^[9].

Personal Life

Children include Hood's Supreme^[3], an apple cultivar^[27]; Katy^[4], an apple cultivar^[28]; Baker's Delicious^[5], an apple cultivar^[29]; Jamba^[6], an apple cultivar^[30], founded in 1954^[31]; Fairie Queen^[7], an apple cultivar^[32]; and Ambro^[8], an apple cultivar^[33].

Why It Matters

James Grieve draws 74 Wikipedia views per month (apple_cultivar category, ranking #24 of 166).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[34]