Assertion: nectarine | /r/AtLocation | parts of turkestan
Facets:
value: as an indigenous plant
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The RHS Dictionary of Gardening comments that the nectarine is "common in parts of Turkestan" as an indigenous plant or at least introduced before recorded history, and that "in Britain, John Rea in 1676 listed 35 named cultivars of peaches and 11 named cultivars of nectarines".