The tree or shrub has green, elliptical, pointed leaves. Flowering occurs in May or early June; the plant produces white flowers that attract pollinating insects. The variety is classified as an apple hybrid, sometimes linked to the species Malus sieboldii.
The yellow fruits ripen in autumn and remain on the tree until the onset of winter. They are characterized by a sour taste and are considered ornamental, though they can be used for making jellies, jams, and beverages. The tree is primarily used in landscaping parks and gardens, as well as as a pollinator for common apple trees.
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