The variety, also known as Adedi Ahmar, belongs to early-ripening apricots. The fruits are characterized as small, with a weight ranging from 31 to 40 grams. The tree has an early flowering period, beginning at the end of February.
Regarding self-compatibility, research data varies: the variety is classified as likely self-compatible in some studies and as self-incompatible in others. The variety shows tolerance or low sensitivity to leaf necrosis.
This variety is a traditional local genetic resource of Tunisia. It is used in breeding programs to develop new varieties with early maturity and high disease resistance.
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