The Belle Hortense variety is recorded in old pomological catalogs as a garden form of Prunus cerasus. Historically, it was classified as a group of cherries with colorless juice, although the accuracy of the variety's systematization is difficult due to the existence of similar names during that period.
Modern data on biological characteristics, such as plant height, disease resistance, or yield, are not presented in current scientific sources. At the present time, the use of the variety in commercial or amateur gardening is not confirmed.
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