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American Pomological Society

Volume 56 Number 2 Article 11
Year 2002 Month 4
Title: 'China Pearl' Peach
Authors: D.J. Werner, S.M. Worthington and L.K. Snelling
Abstract:
'China Pearl' is a high chilling (1100- 1200 chill units), late flowering, white flesh peach [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] with high flower bud cold hardiness during dormancy and bloom. It is expected to be adapted to areas where 'Contender' has been grown successfully. Trees have small, reniform leaf glands, and large, showy flowers and produce large, attractive fruit with low flesh acidity. Fruit show 70% attractive red color over a creamgreen ground color. Fruit ripen in early August in south central North Carolina, about 14 days after 'Contender'. Fruit flesh is melting and freestone.

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