Plant Inventory No. 199, Parti - The Germplasm Resources ...

PI 536683-continuedorigin: South Africa, cultivar: PALSTEYN. pedigree:Verdun/Peeka. other id: Q 21697. remarks: Treesvigorous with spreading growth habit. Fruit 81 grams(average), orange-yellow when ripe sometimes red blush.Flesh dark-orange coarse round with marked suture, cheekssomewhat flattened. Stone free when ripe, oval. Aboveaverage fruit size, excellent keeping quality. Suitablefor export. Canned product attractive and of goodquality. Dried product too dark. Not as susceptible toEutypa die-back. Cultivar. Budwd.PI 536684. Prunus triloba Lindley ROSACEAE AlmondDonated by: Royal Botanical Garden, Inverleith, Edinburgh, Scotland,United Kingdom. Received February 25, 1980.origin: United Kingdom. other id: Q 21840. Cultivated.Scion.PI 536685. Prunus persica (L.) Batsch ROSACEAE PeachDonated by: Jolly, P.R.,Fruit & Fruit TechnologyReceived May 01, 1980.Dept. of Agricultural Technical Services,Research Inst., Stellenbosch, South Africaorigin: South Africa, cultivar: DE WET. pedigree: NJC18/21/SN45/3. other id: Q 21924. remarks: Tree,semi-upright. Early maturing. Fruit round, slightlypointed (especially in warm areas), about 60mm indiameter, yellow with a red stripy blush. Flesh yellowwith greenish tint, medium to rough texture, melting andfirm. Stone clinging to semi-free in ripe fruit, mediumsized, rough, grooved and oval with a point. Stores well.Probably more suited for colder areas. Cultivar. Budwd.PI 536686. Prunus armeniaca L. ROSACEAE ApricotDonated by: Scorza, R., Appalachian Fruit Research Station,USDA-ARS, Route 2, Box 45, Kearneysville, West Virginia, UnitedStates. Received August 07, 1981.origin: Hungary. cultivar: CEGLED DE MAMUI. other id: Q22600. Cultivar. Budwd.10