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Yield of American plum

Prunus americana Marsh.

The yield of American plum (Prunus americana Marsh.) is estimated at 45–68 kg of fruit per mature tree annually. This metric is characterized by high dependence on light conditions and genetic variability due to propagation from seed.

In the reference 5 varieties crop American plum, where this is mentioned in the description.

Prunus americana Marsh. is characterized by high productivity, with average yields per mature tree reaching 100–150 lbs. An important factor determining the formation of flowers and fruit is the degree of light exposure: trees growing in open, sunny sites show better results than plants in partial shade.

Given that the crop is often propagated by seed, there is significant variability in productivity between individual trees. The species is prone to forming dense thickets; however, to maintain stable fruit production, the use of agrotechnical practices, including regular pruning and soil mulching, is recommended.

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Varieties of American plum mentioned in the description

Selection based on the description text, not on official evaluation: these data are absent from registers. For specific variety details, please refer to its profile.

Prunus americana Marsh. · American plum

1 record

C 235

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Prunus americana Marsh. · American plum

1 record

Goldrich

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Prunus americana Marsh. · American plum

2 records