10 August 2026
The tree has an upright crown shape and is characterized by early flowering, which begins in February. The variety is self-incompatible, so it requires cross-pollination for a stable yield, for which the varieties Texas and Ardéchoise are suitable.
The fruits of the variety are distinguished by a sweet taste, fleshiness, and the presence of a soft shell. The plant is characterized as a regular nut producer and possesses resistance to Monilinia laxa.
This variety is widely used in breeding as a valuable parent component in the development of modern almond varieties.
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