CLASS IV.— OBLONG APFIiBS. U, U, I. 



687 



Fig. 2S6.— OENESEE CHIEF. 



Btem'wood.. 



A seedling of Indiana. Brought into notice by Lewis 

 Jones, of Wayne County, who has frequently exhibited 

 the fruit, and distributed grafts of this excellent apple, 

 ■which may compensate for the failure of its reputed parent, 

 the Ortley. 



Fmit large, oblong, conic or ovate, often angular or 

 ribbed ; Surface smooth, pale yellow, rarely blushed ; 

 Dots scattered, dark. 



Basin shallbw, often abrupt, folded or plaited; Eye 

 small, closed. 



