The designation Masyl is used in scientific and registration literature as a code for the species Malus sylvestris. It is not a variety with a set of breeding characteristics, but a wild-growing apple species found in botanical databases and genetic research.
In nurseries, seedlings designated as Masyl are used as rootstock or for ornamental purposes, such as for creating hedges. The name often arises as a result of abbreviating the botanical name of the species and does not imply the presence of commercial fruit characteristics.
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