The rootstock was bred through multiple generations of self-pollination of Prunus mahaleb types possessing the self-compatibility trait. It provides moderate tree vigor and promotes early entry into fruit bearing with high productivity.
The plant has a powerful root system and good adaptability to dry and calcareous soils, while exhibiting increased tolerance to waterlogging compared to other mahaleb cherry rootstocks. It is propagated by seeds; the seedlings are characterized by high uniformity.
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