The variety belongs to the group of early-maturing peaches. Its pedigree involved the varieties Nishiki and Fortuna. The fruits possess specific acidity characteristics, making them suitable for industrial processing, although the variety is also considered in the context of fresh market use.
In comparative trials conducted in various regions, low productivity of the variety is noted, manifested by a small number of fruits per tree. Data on plant height and disease resistance are not presented in open sources.
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Countries of admission
1 jurisdiction
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Variety registered as early as 3
jurisdictions,
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Also known as
breeder code w/sil-5
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EARLY GOLDprimaryIT, JP, NZ, QZ, ZA
EARLYGOLDZA
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