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Glogerovka

syn. ?Popovki, ?Popovki polosatoi, Buzhbon, Capenka, Englischer Peppin, Englischer Pepping, English Pippin, Glogieriniai, Glogierowka, Glogirowka, Good Peasant, Imperial, Langerfeldskoe, Lietuvos pepinai, Lietuvos pepinas, Lietuvos pepinka, Lietuvos pepinkos, Litauer Pepping, Litauer Reinette, Littauer Pepping, Littauischer Pepping, Longfield, Longfield America, Longfield's Apple, Pepin de Lithuanie, Pepin Litovskii, Pepinai, Pepinas, Pepinka, Pepinka Litewska, Pepinka Litovskaya, Pepinka Litowska, Rigar Pepping, Roter Rigar Taubenapfel, Ungarischen Rosmarin, Vengerskii Rozmarin

Dessert · Apple · Malus domestica Borkh. · 1 accession

Thought to have originated either in Lithuania or Russia. It was described in 1903 as Pepinka Litovskaya. Fruits have very tender, loose textured flesh with a sweet, subacid flavour.

Material available from the National Fruit Collection.

Picking time
Mid September
Flowering
28th April (10%) · 4th May (full) · 11th May (petal fall)
National Apple Register (1971)
Tree
spreading
Flavour
sweet, subacid
Ribbing
ribbed at eye
Fruit size
medium
Fruit shape
intermediate to tall, rectangular to truncate-conic, convex
Over colour
flushed pink
Russet type
greenish or whitish dots
Flesh colour
white
Flesh texture
very tender, loose texture
Ground colour
pale yellow
NFC characterisation
Size
medium
Type
Dessert
Crown
weak
Shape
Globose conical
Russet
very low
Ribbing
weak-medium
Firmness
soft
Over colour
Orange
Flesh colour
White
Ground colour
Whitish yellow
Over colour amount
low
Over colour pattern
washed out/solid flush

Source · National Fruit Collection

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