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ActivePrunus cerasus L. · Sour cherry
Ujfehertoi Gyumolcstermesztesi Kutato, H
10 August 2026
The name Skleňovka is historically used to denote types of Prunus cerasus belonging to the Amarelle group, which are distinguished by colorless juice. In different regions, this designation may encompass local forms similar to the Diemitzer Amarelle variety or Russian varieties of the Sklyanka type.
The fruits of this cherry group are of medium size and have a pink or light-red color. A characteristic feature is the delicate translucent flesh, through which the stone is visible. The taste of the fruits is sweet-and-sour and refreshing, and the trees typically have a tree-like growth habit.
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