Sansa

Description

Origin: Originate in Morioka, Iwate, Japan by Y Yoshida, T Haniuda, S, Tsychiya, T Sanada, T Masuda, H. Bessho and S. Sadamori, Morioka Branch, Fruit Tree Research Station in collaboration with researchers in New Zealand Akane x
Gala: Crossed in 1969, selected in 1981, introduced in 1986
Tree: Spur bearer. Moderate to moderate weak growing Upright, spreading, precocious, very productive
Vigour: DISEASE AND PEST
Control: Resistant to Alternaria blotch (fungal), apple scab and rust FLOWERING
Group: 4 CHILLING
Requirement: BLOSSOM AND
Pollination: . Triploid FRUIT
Shape: Small to medium sized fruit. Round shaped SKIN AND
Flesh: Skin bright on yellow-green background, some russet around basin Creamy yellow flesh, fine grained, crisp, sweet with little acidity, slow browning
Harvest: Early
Storage:
Uses: Eating. Cooking –

Product Type	Scion, Tree
Origin	Japan, NZ
Product Year	1970
Harvest	E
Uses	Cider, Cooking, Eating
Cooking Uses	Pie
Description	crisp, fine grained, Fruit Tree Research Station in collaboration with researchers in New Zealand Akane x Gala – crossed in 1969, H. Bessho and S. Sadamori, introduced in 1986 TREE: Spur bearer. Moderate to moderate weak growing Upright, Iwate, Japan by Y Yoshida, Morioka Branch, Origin: Originate in Morioka, precocious, S, selected in 1981, slow browning HARVEST: Early STORAGE: USES: Eating. Cooking -, some russet around basin Creamy yellow flesh, spreading, sweet with little acidity, T Haniuda, T Masuda, T Sanada, Tsychiya, very productive VIGOUR: DISEASE AND PEST CONTROL: Resistant to Alternaria blotch (fungal)