The variety belongs to the group of plums (subspecies institia). The plant has a tendency toward a shrub-like growth habit; young shoots are distinguished by velvety pubescence.
Fruits of the variety are small, round in shape. The flesh does not separate well from the stone. The variety is traditionally considered unsuitable for drying and is classified as a local historical species.
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