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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 Primorski variety tree has high growth vigor and a characteristic weeping crown. The plant's annual shoots have a thick structure. The flowering period is relatively long and lasts about 11 days.
The variety is practically self-sterile, which makes the presence of pollinator varieties mandatory to ensure yield. The fruits are distinguished by high commercial qualities and are suitable both for fresh consumption and for industrial processing, including the content of fatty acids and phenolic compounds.
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