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ActivePrunus dulcis (Mill.) D. A. Webb · Almond
Pedro Martinez Gomez, Encarnacion Ortega Pastor, Federico Dicenta Lopez-Higuera, Jose Egea Caballero,
10 August 2026
The Arrubia tree has a spreading crown shape, is characterized by low growth vigor and medium productivity, fruiting mainly on spurs. The variety is self-compatible; the flowering and harvesting period is early or medium-early.
Almond kernels have an average size of about 1.2 g, an elliptical shape, a wrinkled surface, and a dark color; the percentage of double kernels is minimal. The variety belongs to sweet almonds and is suitable for the confectionery industry.
The plant demonstrates good physiological resistance to environmental stress and limited water supply, while sensitivity to diseases is noted.
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