MARDIA®

SPECIES: ALMOND

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Characteristics

Tree

Upright branchin behavior and medium vigor. Disease tolerance. Super late flowering, later than all the other varieties.

Fruit

Hard shell and kernel in the shape of a heart. Very good taste. Performance 30%. No double kernels.

Maturation

August 27th

MARDIA (Extremely late Flowering)

The most late flowering variety.

Tree: Medium vigor and erect growth habit, with tolerance to diseases.

Flower:Blooms 20 days after Guara, with white flowers of small size and epi-stigmatic pistil, both on spurs and mixed shoots. Average flower density, regular once the tree reaches a good productivity level.

Fruit: Ripening a week after Guara. Hard shell, without double layers. heart-shaped, pointed, shelling percentage of 25-30%. Medium kernel, without double kernels, of very good commercial aspect and very good taste.

Quality: Its composition shows average value for most components, but the content in oleic acid is very high.