The variety is late-winter. The fruits are for dessert use, identical in taste qualities and characteristics to the parent Braeburn variety, differing only in a more saturated skin color — the yellow-green background is covered with red stripes on more than 75% of the surface.
The tree in its habit and yield does not differ practically from the Braeburn variety. The variety is intended for fresh consumption and use in commercial horticulture.
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Countries of admission
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