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Pyrus communis
a late-autumn cultivar of the common pear of the intensive type. Fruits are uniform, weighing 240–300 g, with a beautiful pear shape. Skin of medium thickness, dry; at harvest maturity green with russeting, later becomi…
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Р. pennsylvanica
Family Rosaceae (Rosaceae). Native to North America, where it is widespread.
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Prunus cerasifera Pissardii
A small deciduous tree with a broadly ovate crown. Leaves elliptical, reddish-brown, glabrous. Blooms in April, before leaf emergence. Flowers large, white-pink, turning dark red by the end of flowering.
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Prunus
Family Rosaceae. Found in the southwest of Krasnodar Krai, in the Western Transcaucasus (Abkhazia, Adjara, area of Kutaisi), in the Mediterranean, the Balkans, and Asia Minor.
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Prunus L.
A well-known garden plant familiar from childhood. At the same time, it is one of the most popular trees on plots. Such a tree does not require meticulous care and produces fruit almost every year.
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Prunus salicina
Mid-season plum cultivar (mid-August). Fruits large, oval, burgundy-red. Flesh fibrous, whitish-yellow, of pleasant taste. The cultivar is self-sterile. Requires increased moisture; winter hardiness is satisfactory; sus…
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Prunus salicina
A plum cultivar of mid-early ripening (late July). Fruits are large, round-ovoid, burgundy-red. Skin thin and durable. Flesh fibrous, yellow, of good flavor. Blooms early and abundantly. Frost hardiness high, drought to…
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Prúnus doméstica President
An old English late-ripening variety (second ten-day period of September). Fruits large, round, blue. Skin of medium thickness with a medium wax bloom. Flesh tender, juicy, of excellent flavor. Stone separates well. Hig…
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Prunus domestica
A popular mid-season cultivar. Fruits are above-average in size, oval, purple-brown. Flesh juicy, yellow, with a good sweet flavor. Yield medium, regular. Disease resistance moderate.
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Prúnus doméstica Cacak Beste
A late-ripening plum cultivar. Fruits medium to large, ovoid, dark blue. Flesh firm, juicy, aromatic, of excellent flavor. Begins bearing early, yield high, disease resistance moderate.
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Prunus domestica
One of the most widespread Crimean varieties of the domestic plum. Fruits are small to medium, oblong-pear-shaped, black-blue, of excellent sweet flavor. Skin is firm. Stone small, separates well from the flesh.
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Prunus salicina 'Ozark Premier'
a promising plum cultivar. Fruits are large, broadly ovoid, aromatic, with juicy and very tender flesh of excellent dessert flavor. Fruit color – dark burgundy, dotted. The cultivar is highly productive and begins fruit…
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Punica
A genus of small deciduous trees or shrubs of the family Lythraceae. Branches are thorny and short. Leaves opposite, light green, elliptic. Flowers very decorative, sterile (bell-shaped) and bisexual (urn-shaped), orang…
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Physocarpos
Family Rutaceae. Native to the Eastern Himalayas. An evergreen small tree of the genus Citrus up to 1 m in height with large thorns on the branches.
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С. pontica KKoch
A variety of the common hazel. A shrub with a spreading crown and rounded yellowish-green leaves. The fruits are large edible nuts of an ovoid shape.
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Malus domestica Priam
A cultivar of the domestic apple. Fruits of medium size (100–120 g), uniform, oblong-conical in shape, greenish-yellow with a bright red diffuse blush on almost the entire surface. Skin thin, tender, elastic, glossy. Fl…
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М. х рurpurea
Family Rosaceae. Description: This is a hybrid between Niedzwetzky's apple and the blood-red apple (M. niedzwetskyana x M. atrosanguinea).
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Rubus L.
Family Rosaceae. There are three types of raspberry: traditional, large-fruited, remontant. Each type has many cultivars. Each cultivar has its own advantages and disadvantages.
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Рrunus persica Redhaven
A popular American early-ripening cultivar. Fruits are above-average to large, oval, orange in color with a diffuse streaky red-maroon blush. Flesh juicy, tender, of excellent flavor.
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Malus spectabilis (Ait.) Borkh.
Family Rosaceae. Native to China. Tree 8-9 m tall, with reddish-brown branches. Leaves broadly ovate, oval or oblong-ovate, tapered at the tip, glaucous green
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Festuca ovina
Family Elaeagnaceae. Thickets of wild sea buckthorn can be found in many parts of the world: in Eastern and Western Siberia, in Central Asia, in the Caucasus, and in the Baltic region.
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Hippophae L.
A genus of deciduous shrubs in the Elaeagnaceae family. Small shrubs or trees with spiny shoots, with a rounded, spreading crown. Leaves alternate, long, narrow, green. Flowers small, inconspicuous. Fruits are false, gl…
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Prunus eminens "Umbraculifera"
A beautiful small tree with a regular globose crown. Blooms abundantly in April–May with small white flowers. Fruits are small drupes, black-red in color.
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Armeniaca sibirica (L.) Lam.
Family Rosaceae. Found on dry slopes, among thickets of rhododendrons and the Siberian apple, in Primorsky Krai, eastern Siberia, northern China, and Mongolia.
