Nonnetit

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Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh. Apple · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The Nonnetit Bastard variety was described in Denmark around 1913. The tree is characterized by vigorous growth and a spreading crown with drooping branches, prone to bushiness at a young age. The fruiting type is on spurs. The variety is distinguished by high disease resistance, which allows it to be grown without chemical treatments, although mature trees can be susceptible to canker.

The fruits are medium-sized, with an elongated, asymmetrical, conical shape. The skin is colored yellow-green with red stripes. The fruit flesh is white, juicy, and of a crisp texture. The harvest ripens at the end of September; the fruits are suitable for consumption from October to February.

The fruits are distinguished by their tenderness and low resistance to mechanical damage, which makes their transport and storage difficult. The variety has a universal purpose and is used for fresh consumption, making juices, sauces, jams, and baking.

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