The variety is officially listed in agronomic sources as Prince Engelbert, sometimes using the synonym Englebert. It is a historical variety mentioned in various international lists of fruit crops; however, precise information regarding its breeding origin is not provided in publications.
Modern agronomic reference books do not contain detailed characteristics of the variety, including disease resistance indices, maturity group, or morphological traits of the tree. There are only mentions of the possibility of partial self-fertility, characteristic of many old varieties.
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