The variety is mentioned in European nursery catalogs. Its name indicates a probable origin from the state of New Jersey, USA, while breeding details and parental forms are not presented in open agronomic publications.
Scientific studies of the variety focus primarily on issues of compatibility with rootstocks. During observations of the first six years of tree growth, high survival rates and satisfactory viability of the seedlings were recorded.
Detailed characteristics of the plant's morphological traits, a description of the fruits, as well as data on disease resistance are absent from available reference sources.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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New Jersey 19primarySI
NEW_JERSEY_19QZ
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