The tree is medium-sized, capable of reaching a height of 4.0–4.5 meters, and possesses strong shoots. The fruits have a mass of 140 to 210 g, a round, sometimes asymmetrical shape, and a yellow color with a pinkish-red blush on 10–40% of the surface.
The flesh is intensely yellow, very firm and dense, aromatic, with possible redness near the pit. The pit is non-separating, which is characteristic of the percoca group of varieties. The variety is distinguished by high transportability and resistance to heat treatment.
The variety belongs to the late-maturing group; harvesting is carried out from the end of August to the second ten-day period of September. Resistance to major fruit tree diseases is noted, including relative tolerance to Monilinia.
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BABY GOLD 9primaryQZ
BABYGOLD 9ES, FR, QZ, SI
BABYGOLD_9QZ
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