The variety belongs to the category of autochthonous varieties that are not the result of targeted breeding. Studies show the absence of significant population variability within this variety.
The fruits are characterized by a pleasant sweet taste. The variety is distinguished by increased resistance to local diseases and pests compared to introduced species, however, it remains sensitive to the effects of spring frosts.
The variety is of value for organic farming and is recommended for use in traditional meadow orchards for the purpose of preserving biodiversity.
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