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Volume 55 Number 1 Article 9
Year 2001 Month 1
Title: ´Gulfrose` Plum
Authors: W.B. Sherman and P.M. Lyrene
Abstract:
'Gulfrose' is a low-chill requirement Japanese-type plum (Prunus salicina Lindl.) released by the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station. It is adapted to central and north Florida where 'Gulfblaze' and 'Gulfbeauty' are adapted (2). Trees produce an attractive, aromatic and sweet tasting, blood flesh fruit with good firmness and shelf life. 'Gulfrose' originated from an open-pollination of 'Gulfruby.' Its blood flesh may trace to 'Methley,' a blood plum in the parentage of the original polycross and selections that followed (1,3), or to 'Mariposa,' a blood plum in the planting with 'Gulfruby' when seed were harvested. It was selected in 1995 and tested as Fla. 95-4.

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