The tree is distinguished by very vigorous growth, weak branching ability, and an upright habit, resembling a flag-shaped crown. The variety is self-fertile and demonstrates regular, abundant yields, as well as high tolerance to winter and spring frosts.
Fruits are large, round in shape, and orange, sometimes with a carmine blush. A characteristic morphological feature is the presence of a bumpy depression at the peduncle. The stone separates easily, which, combined with fruit quality, allows the variety to be used both fresh and for industrial processing.
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David Ruiz González, José Egea Caballero, Antonio Jr. Molina Gómez ,Federico Dicenta López-Higuera, María Dolores Nortes Ruipérez, Manuel Rubio Angulo, Antonio Molina Gómez