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became known through his plant catalogs, the most famous being 1893's "New 
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tuberosum. .... After flowering, potato plants produce small green fruits that 
resemble green ... All new potato varieties are grown from seeds, also called "
true potato seed", ..... Douglas L. Holt, the State Extension Specialist for Food 
Safety at the... [DOC] [TLE] Commercial Potato Production in North America - Potato Association ... [PAR] Oct 26, 2010 ... 267, with the title, Commercial Potato Production, authored by ... As with the 
previous versions of this handbook, changes in the potato industry lead to a ... 
contributed to the original USDA Handbook 267 and the following ..... was 
introduced into the continental United States is not known. ..... Baked Russet. [DOC] [TLE] Potato - New World Encyclopedia [PAR] Although the sweet potato is sometimes known as yam in the United States, it is 
... stored tubers a larger crop could be produced and potato cultivation began. .... 
until after the development by Luther Burbank of the Russet potato that potatoes... [DOC] [TLE] potato facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about ... [PAR] The United States ranks fourth in world potato production, with an estimated 1.26 
... After several days of alternating freezing and defrosting, the potatoes were ..... 
High-starch potatoes (Russets and Idahos), also known as mealy or floury, are... [DOC] [TLE] USDA ERS - Potatoes [PAR] Potatoes are the leading vegetable crop in the United States (not including sweet 
... Potatoes are the fourth-most-consumed food crop in the world, after rice, ... like 
Idaho, Washington, and Colorado to take the lead in U.S. potato production. ... 
potato, which was first bred in the 1920s by Luther Burbank and known for its... [DOC] [TLE] Russet Potatoes | Swan Lake Nurseryland Fruit Market & Garden ... [PAR] Russet potatoes (also called old potatoes, baking potatoes and, sometimes, 
Idaho potatoesafter the state leading in production) have an elliptical shape 
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Russets are often called Idaho potatoes after the state that leads in production. [DOC] [TLE] Montcalm County Community and Information Center - Potatoes [PAR] Mar 13, 2006 ... Russia leads in potato production, growing about 33% of the world crop. 
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mutation had rough, reticulated skin and was named the Russet Burbank. [DOC] [TLE] Washington State Potato Commission :: How We Grow [PAR] Most of them are brown-skinned with white flesh, and are called "russets. ... Other 
varieties grown in Washington produce yellow, red, and blue potatoes. ... Almost 
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The plants grow quickly, and will begin to grow tubers just a few weeks after... [DOC] [TLE] potato : Encyclopedia : Food Network - Food Terms Encyclopedia [PAR] Russet potatoes (also called old potatoes, baking potatoes and, sometimes, 
Idaho potatoes  after the state leading in production) have an elliptical

Question: The russet potato is also called this, after the state that leads production
Answer: Idaho