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Mālus Co-op 10
A high-yielding American variety for autumn–winter consumption. Fruits large, uniformly conical in shape. Skin smooth, yellow-green. Flesh juicy, medium firm, greenish, with a sweet-tart flavor and medium aroma.
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Malus domestica Simirenkovec
a winter cultivar of the domestic apple for the late-winter consumption period. Fruits — from medium to large (140–210 g), of medium uniformity, flat-round or round-conical, light green, with faint whitish-green subcuta…
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Malus domestica Starcats
A new variety of columnar apple with high disease resistance and winter hardiness. Noted for consistent and high yields. Fruits medium, rounded, bright red with a pleasant sweet-tart taste. Fruits have good transportabi…
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Malus domestica Suncats
A new summer apple cultivar with a columnar crown. Fruits large, red, of high eating quality. Ripens in late August–early September. The variety is high-yielding and resistant to most diseases.
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Malus zurni
Family Rosaceae. Origin - Japan. A species reaching 4 meters in height at maturity with an equally wide dense, rounded crown.
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Mālus Vista Bella
An American summer variety with an early ripening period. The variety is productive, winter-hardy, and precocious. Apples are medium-sized, attractively flattened-round in shape, dark red. Flesh is light creamy, juicy, …
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Cydonia
A high-yielding cultivar. A tree with a spherical crown, high winter hardiness and resistance to scab. Fruits large, 200 g, lemon-yellow in color, without pubescence. Flesh white, juicy, aromatic. Stored until March.
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Armeniaca
a species of the genus Plum of the family Rosaceae. It is a small tree with a wide spreading crown. Leaves simple, ovate, green, on long petioles. Flowers appear before the leaves. Flowers white or pink, fragrant, self-…
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Prunus armeniaca
A mid-season apricot cultivar. Fruits are ovoid-oblong in shape, average weight 26 g. Fruit color bright yellow, covered with a vivid carmine blush accentuated by numerous darker carmine spots. Flesh tender, orange near…
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Prunus armeniaca
Medium-sized tree with a broad pyramidal crown. Fruits large, weighing 45–50 g, rounded-oval in shape, flattened laterally, orange in color with a dark red blush; flesh bright orange, of medium firmness and juiciness, t…
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Prunus armeniaca 'Luizet'
An old Hungarian apricot cultivar. The tree is vigorous, with medium frost hardiness. Fruits large and very large, light yellow. Flesh juicy, tasty, very aromatic. High yield.
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Armeniaca
A high-yielding apricot variety. Tree of medium vigor, disease-resistant. Fruits are large, up to 200 g, of excellent marketable appearance, orange in color with a raspberry blush. Flesh is juicy, fragrant, of high flav…
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Armeniaca Golden Rich
Medium-sized tree with a wide spreading crown, high-yielding and winter-hardy. Flowers in mid-season; flowers are white and large. Fruits are medium or large. Skin light orange with a small blush on the sunny side. Fles…
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Prunus armeniaca
One of the best cultivars of Ukrainian breeding. Yield 90-100 kg per tree. Fruits large, round, oval or heart-shaped, yellow-orange with a red blush on the sides. Flesh light, sweet, juicy, tender, the stone separates e…
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P. asiatica
Family: Rose family (Rosaceae). This species has a very extensive range, extending from the European forest-tundra in the north to the Caucasus in the south, from Portugal in the west to the Yenisei in the east.
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Asimina
Family Annonaceae. The genus includes 8 species distributed in the United States. Six species grow in Florida, one occurs in Texas.
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Persea americana
Family Lauraceae. Origin: Mexico, Central America. Avocado grows in many tropical and subtropical regions (USA, Brazil, Africa, etc.).
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Corylus cornuta March.
A species of the hazel family. A multi-stemmed shrub with a densely leaved rounded crown. Leaves oval, dark green, finely serrated. Fruits – edible single or paired nuts in a husk, shaped reminiscent of a horn.
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Avium L.
Sweet cherry or bird cherry (lat. Prunus avium) — a woody plant (up to 10 meters tall) of the Rosaceae family.
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Padus
Family Rosaceae (Rosaceae) Name: the genus was named after the river Padus, now the Po River.
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Lonicera nigra L.
Family Caprifoliaceae. A European species, the eastern part of whose range is in the Pre-Carpathians, where it grows in mountain forests.
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uglans nigra L.
Family: walnut family. Native to North America. Considered among the most valuable tree species for urban greening.
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Rubus
Family Rosaceae. This enormous genus contains up to 600 species of blackberries and raspberries that share the Latin name Rubus and belong to the rose family (Rosaceae).
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Lonicera coerulea L.
Family Caprifoliaceae. Upper reaches of the Dniester River, the Carpathians, the Alps, central part of France.
