Antonovka Polutorafuntovaya

Description

Origin: A mutation of Antonovka, introduced by I. V. Michurin in 1892, Soviet Union. See Antonovka. Listed by “Survey of Apple Clones in the U. S. ” ARS34-37-1; 1963 as “Re’d from Kornik Inst. , Dept of Pomology, Kornik Poland, 1934
Syn: Antonovka Grammovaya 600
Tree: Vigorous. It is also used for hardy rootstock and can be grown from seeds. DISEASE AND PEST
Control: Resistant to scab. Prone to fire blight. FLOWERING
Group: Self sterile. Akane, Cox’s Orange Pippin, Bramley’s Seedling, Jonathan, Winter Banana etc. BLOSSOM AND
Pollination: Spur bearer. Self sterile FRUIT
Shape: Similar to the parent variety but fruit tends to be large, greenish with angular sides. Large, uneven shape, usually round to oblong, SKIN AND
Flesh: Polutorafuntovaya is a green-skinned form, often with particularly large fruit size. Ribbed. Skin lt yellow sometimes washed light orange blush. Fresh, green white, coarse, juicy, acidic, aromatic
Harvest:
Mid: Late
Storage: Three weeks in cold storage
Uses:
Cooking: Jelly, canning

Product Type	Scion, Tree
Origin	Russia
Product Year	1892
Harvest	M-L
Uses	Canning, Cooking
Vigour	V2
Cooking Uses	Jelly
Description	acidic, aromatic HARVEST: Mid – late STORAGE: Three weeks in cold storage USES: Cooking – jelly, Bramley’s Seedling, canning., coarse, Cox’s Orange Pippin, Dept of Pomology, green white, greenish with angular sides. Large, introduced by I.V. Michurin in 1892, Jonathan, juicy, Kornik Poland, often with particularly large fruit size. Ribbed. Skin lt yellow sometimes washed light orange blush. Fresh, ORIGIN: A mutation of Antonovka, SKIN AND FLESH: Polutorafuntovaya is a green-skinned form, Soviet Union. See Antonovka. Listed by "Survey of Apple Clones in the U.S." ARS34-37-1; 1963 as "Re'd from Kornik Inst., uneven shape, usually round to oblong, Winter Banana etc. BLOSSOM AND POLLINATION: Spur bearer. Self sterile FRUIT SHAPE: Similar to the parent variety but fruit tends to be large