The Ulriksen variety is a historical object found in pomological collections in Sweden and Denmark. It does not belong to modern breeding varieties but is considered the result of folk selection recorded in archival materials from the late 19th century.
The fruits of this variety have a medium ripening period, occurring in mid-August. They are distinguished by their small size and oblong shape. The skin of the fruits is colored yellow-green without an overcolor blush.
The fruit flesh has a yellow-green shade, medium density, and juiciness. The taste is characterized as sour, with no pronounced aroma. The stone separates from the flesh only partially.
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