10 August 2026
The shrub of the variety has intermediate vigor, an intermediate crown formation type, and active suckering. Male catkins are uniformly distributed throughout the tree crown.
The nuts have an elliptical shape and light-brown shells with stripes and an intermediate degree of corkiness. The variety is distinguished by thick shells and a low degree of damage by the pest Cydia latiferreana, while the pomological traits show intermediate variability.
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