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ActivePyrus communis L. · European pear
EST. PRODUCTIVO DE DANILO CHRISTEN
Pyrus communis L. European pear · Fruit crops
also searched as: харденпонтова масловка
10 August 2026
The variety is a winter type; the fruits reach harvest maturity in autumn, and consumption is possible during the winter period. It has many historical synonyms, such as Glou Morceau, Beurré d’Arenberg and Hardenpont’s Winterbutterbirne. It is included in the ECPGR reference variety lists for the characterization of pear genetic resources.
It is used in breeding work and as a pollinator for other pear varieties, in particular for the variety Popska. Like many old European varieties, it may show a specific reaction to rootstocks, for example, when grafted onto quince.
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Nearby in the species list H-TE-1, H-TE-2, Hängeltebirne, Hájenka, Happy Stev, Harbo, HARDENPONT, Hardenpont’s Winter Butterbirne, Hardenpont téli vajkörte, Hardenpontova maslenka, Hardenponts Winterbirne, Hardenponts Winterbutterbirne, Hardepontova, Hardijeva, Hardijeva maslenka, Hardijeva maslovka, Hardy, Hardy vajkörte, Hardyho, Harmoniia