The Tudor variety tree is characterized by vigorous growth and forms an inverted pyramid-shaped crown. Fruiting occurs primarily on spur branches, and the onset of bearing is observed 3–4 years after planting.
Fruits weighing 35–50 g have an ovoid shape. The firm and juicy orange flesh has a sweet-and-sour taste, and the stone separates well. The variety is self-infertile and requires the presence of pollinators to ensure stable yields.
The plant possesses winter hardiness and drought tolerance, and is also tolerant to major crop diseases. During propagation, phytosanitary control is required to exclude viral pathogens.
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