A monoembryonic cultivar for commercial use. Origin: Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel. Tommy Atkins × Keitt; introd. to Florida 1999. Tree: vigorous; highly tolerant to leaf, bloom and fruit diseases. Fruit: 450-520 g; skin orange-yellow, with red to orange blush, thick, tough, adherent; oblong; flesh yellow, soft, juicy, with no fiber; flavor mild and sweet with a weak pleasant aroma; quality good; stone thick and tough; seed monoembryonic; ripens June to July in Southern Florida; shelf life excellent.
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