The variety was obtained by crossing Bergeron and Moniquí varieties. Trees are large, moderately vigorous, with a spreading crown branching type, which facilitates pruning. The variety demonstrates a high degree of fruit set and good adaptation to the climate of mountainous regions.
Fruits have light orange skin and yellow-orange flesh, which easily separates from the pit. They possess resistance to mechanical damage during transport and are suitable for long-term storage, as well as for industrial canning.
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