The McNeely variety was used in breeding as a parent form for creating new lines; in particular, it was used in the development of the Cullinan variety. In scientific works, this variety appears as an object for evaluating combining ability in crosses.
In experimental studies, the variety was considered in the context of studying the rooting ability of cuttings in container cultivation. McNeely maturity dates were used by breeders as a comparative baseline when evaluating other peach varieties, and the variety itself was assessed for fruit quality indicators in germplasm comparison tables.
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