WorldFloraDB - Malus domestica 'Classic'

Characteristics

A perennial hermaphrodite deciduous tree.

Life form	perennial
Growth form	tree
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Foliage retention	deciduous
Sexuality	hermaphrodite
Pollination	entomogamy
Spread	endozoochory
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Usage

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Cultivation

Origin: in Hood River, Ore., by Clifford S. Misuyo and George Nakamura. Introd. in 1973. USPP 3182; 23 May 1972; assigned to Carlton Nursery, Forest Grove, Ore., and C & O Nursery, Wenatchee, Wash. Limb sport of Starking Delicious, discovered in 1963. Tree: large, spreading, vigorous, hardy; regularly productive. Fruit: large; uniform; conical, angular; skin colors earlier than Starking Delicious, distinct stripes by mid-July, with solid red appearance about 1 month before maturity; flesh satiny white with greenish tint, juicy, firm; ripens 25 Sept. to 5 Oct. at Hood River.

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Minimum temperature (C°)	-29
Optimum temperature (C°)	14 - 27
Size	large
Vigor	vigorous
Productivity	productive

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Synonyms

Malus domestica 'Classic'

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