10 August 2026
The fruits of this variety are characterized as susceptible to chilling injury even at a temperature of 0°C, the symptoms of which may develop within four weeks of storage. To maintain fruit firmness and delay ripening processes, controlled atmosphere technologies are used during storage and transport.
In international classification, the variety belongs to the group of large-fruited yellow-fleshed plums. Commercial use of the variety is confirmed by its inclusion in lists of products sold in retail trade.
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The State of Queensland acting through The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
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Lowell Glen Bradford (US)
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ERICK WUHL
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Stargrow Group (Pty) Ltd.
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Stargrow Group (Pty) Ltd.
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Ibergen Frutales S.L.
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