Borsdorf apple

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Edelborsdorfer
The Zwiebelborsdorfer
The Cludius' Borsdorfer

Borsdorfer Apple is a name for various cultural Apple - varieties . The best known among them is the oldest German apple variety Edelborsdorfer (first mentioned in 1175) . Their synonyms are Edler Winterborsdorfer , Reinette Batarde , Reinette d'Allemagne , Leipziger Renette , Rubinaapfel and Schwarzer Borsdorfer .

After investigations with the help of microsatellite DNA analysis , these varieties are divided into the three groups Edelborsdorfer , Maschanzker and Borsdorfer . Other varieties from these groups are the Zwiebelborsdorfer , Dithmarscher Borsdorfer , Doberaner Borsdorfer Renette , Steirischer Maschantzger , the Angeler Borsdorfer , the Cludius' Borsdorfer , the Seebaer Borsdorfer and the red and yellow Münsterländer Borsdorfer .

literature

  • JC Schiller: Arboriculture on a large scale. Neustrelitz 1795.
  • Pierer's Universal Lexicon. Volume 3, Altenburg 1857, pp. 104-105.
  • Author collective: Meyers Konversationslexikon. Volume 1: A - Atlantiden. 4th edition. Publishing house of the Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig / Vienna 1885–1892.
  • Brockhaus' Kleines Konversations-Lexikon. 5th edition. Volume 1, Leipzig 1911, p. 244.
  • Author collective: Brockhaus' Konversationslexikon. 14th edition. FA Brockhaus, Leipzig / Berlin / Vienna 1894–1896.
  • H. Fischer: Medieval botany. Munich 1929.
  • Grimm: German Dictionary. Volume 2, keyword: Borsdorf apple.
  • Lexicon for theology and the church. Volume 7, keyword: Morimond, Freiburg 1962.
  • A. Schneider: The Cistercians. In: History, Spirit, Art. 1972.
  • D. Hennebo: Gardens of the Middle Ages. Munich / Zurich 1987.
  • A. Sternschulte u. M. Scholz: Fruit in Westphalia. Münster / Hiltrup 1990.
  • Sydow von Linden (ed.): The Cistercians. Becking, Stuttgart / Zurich 1991.
  • K. Aigner: Apples and Pears. Munich 1993.
  • Holger Jakobi: Cistercians on the A 14 - monastery on the wayside (part 1). In: Day of the Lord. 48th year, 29/1998, service.
  • Maria Hornung: Dictionary of the Viennese dialect. 2nd Edition. Vienna 2002.
  • Roland Hanusch: Borsdorf apples - German bitter oranges for the mountain region. In: Erzgebirgische Heimatblätter. 5/2004.
  • Jörg Stock: Digging for the young. In: Saxon newspaper. Freital edition, March 29, 2008.
  • Reinhard Lämmel: The apple doesn't come from Pohrsdorf. In: Saxon newspaper. Freital edition, July 15, 2009.
  • André Kaiser: How did the Borsdorf apple get to Pohrsdorf? In: Around the Tharandt Forest. Official Journal of the City of Tharandt, September 2009 , p. 30f.
  • Lars-Arne Dannenberg , Vincenz Kaiser: Wilsdruff in the High Middle Ages. Considerations for the settlement of the Wilsdruffer Land and the development of the city with special consideration of the Jakobikirche. (= New archive for Saxon history. 80th volume). Verlagdruckerei Schmidt, 2009, ISBN 978-3-87707-769-6 .

Web links