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Following World War II, as social and legislative discrimination diminished, the 
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was found on an Oregon farm in 1875 by a Chinese workman named Bing. [DOC] [TLE] Timeline Oregon [PAR] 1875 Seth Lewelling of Milwaukie, Oregon, grew the 1st Bing cherry from the 
seed of a Republican cherry. He named it Bing after a Chinese worker on his 
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who was responsible ... While they were living in Oregon, his first wife died in 
childbirth. [DOC] [TLE] Early Horticulture in Oregon - Bob Nisbet home page [PAR] arrangement of these plants in the yards and gardens of the settlers. .... to Oregon
, and Seth originated the Black Republican and Bing cherries, the Bing being 
named after .... The Oregon Farmer newspaper of Portland ran an ad for 
Lewelling and ... species. Among his importations were magnolias (imported in 
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Question: A Chinese farmer named Bing developed his own species of these in Oregon in 1875
Answer: cherries