The variety is classified ambiguously in literature: some sources attribute it to the species Prunus domestica L., others to Prunus cerasifera Ehrh. Precise data on the origin of the variety are absent; the literature only contains assumptions about its American roots.
The variety name indicates ultra-early ripening terms. Agronomic characteristics, including plant height or yield indicators, are not reliably described. The fruits of the variety are characterized by low quality.
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