The variety belongs to the category of heirloom cherries, the fruits of which are characterized by juicy flesh with pronounced acidity and have traditionally been used for culinary processing. A distinctive morphological feature of the variety is the short stalk, reflected in synonymous names.
In historical literature, the variety is often considered as a type or form of the Montmorency group. It is virtually non-existent in modern commercial cultivation and is mentioned primarily in the context of gardening history and pomological collections.
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