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Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh. Apple · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is characterized by weak to moderate vigor, forming a broad, spreading, and densely branched crown 4–6 meters in height. The variety shows a tendency toward alternate bearing and possesses good wind resistance, while the frost hardiness of the wood is rated as moderate.

The fruits are large or medium-sized, weighing about 250 g, flat-round or flat-conical in shape with pronounced ribs. The skin is smooth, yellow at maturity, with a dull red marbled blush. The greenish-white flesh is moderately juicy and coarse, with high acidity at the time of harvest, which decreases after storage for up to 6–7 months.

The variety is considered quite resistant to major diseases, including scab, but has a susceptibility to powdery mildew. The fruits are mainly used in cooking for baking, preparing sauces, and juices, but after prolonged storage, they may be consumed fresh.

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