The variety ripens around August 25. The fruits have good taste and aroma; the flesh is firm, slightly pigmented, and belongs to the freestone type. The tree has medium to vigorous growth and bears fruit on mixed branches, including two- and three-year-old ones.
Originates from open pollination of a combination of the Mayflower and Amsden varieties. The variety is intended for fresh consumption as a dessert fruit.
The plant is used in orchards with an integrated protection system, however, detailed data on resistance to specific diseases are absent in the available materials.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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Also known as
breeder code Duchessa D'Este
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Duchessa D'EsteprimaryFR, IT, NZ, US
DUCHESSA D ESTEFR
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