The tree reaches 3–4.5 m in height on standard rootstocks and 2.4–3 m on dwarfing ones. The variety is intended for USDA hardiness zones 5–8 and is characterized by high productivity.
Fruits with a diameter of about 7.6 cm have smooth red skin with a golden-yellow background. The flesh is firm and juicy, and possesses a rich flavor.
The variety is self-fertile, susceptible to diseases typical for stone fruits, such as leaf curl, moniliosis, bacterial spot, and canker, which requires preventive treatments.
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STARK SUNGLOprimaryQZ
STARK SUNGLOMD
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STARK. MERCED. NURSERY. LOUISIANA. MISSOURI, USSubmitted the application to the register
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