This form is classified as an apple seed rootstock. In botanical literature, this material is associated with the species Malus dasyphylla Borkh., also known as the Erdély wild apple.
The plant is intended for use in nursery production as a rootstock for grafting cultivated varieties, possessing good compatibility with scions. An important biological indicator is the high seed germination rate, exceeding 85%.
Commercial characteristics of the fruits, such as taste or ripening periods, are not applicable to this rootstock. The object is of value to gene banks as biological material.
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