The designation Mb 1-110 refers to a hybrid of cherry plum and peach, which is classified as a clonal rootstock. This material is not a peach variety for fruit production and does not possess the economic traits of a fruit crop, as it is not intended for fruit bearing.
The primary purpose of this hybrid is for use as a rootstock for peaches, nectarines, and other stone fruit crops. This allows trees grafted onto it to acquire traits of resistance to soil-borne pathogens, better adaptation to various soil types, and controlled growth vigor.
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Mb 1-110primaryQZ
MB 1 110QZ
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