The variety is classified as a hybrid, obtained through breeding work using wild Caucasian apricot. In official UPOV classification tables, it is assigned to the group of late-maturing varieties.
The plant possesses one of the best tolerances to spring frosts among modern Hungarian varieties and good frost resistance. Genetically, the variety is close to «Ceglédi szilárd», which makes their identification difficult.
In scientific literature, the variety is mentioned in studies of viral diseases; in particular, the presence of Little Cherry Virus 1 was recorded. Due to its productivity and adaptation to climatic risks, the variety is used in commercial cultivation.
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