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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 666188'Collaos'Malus sp. SpainGEN2004DONATEDCultivar'Collaos tree is a medium vigor, with erect growth. Highly productive, annual bearing. Resistant to common diseases (except Monilinia sp.). late bloom time. Fruit is large, juicy, very astringent, with firm granular flesh texture. Skin is green breaking to yellow as fruit ripen. High juice yields of high tannin content. Very late ripening (early November). One of the preferred cider apples in northern Spain.' Translation of this description for 'Collaos' apple, taken from "El Cultivo del Manzano en Asturias" by M.C. Fuertes et al (1996)"1905434PI 666188
1PI 703184'Collaos'Malus sp. Spain Historic2004DONATEDCultivar'Collaos tree is a medium vigor, with erect growth. Highly productive, annual bearing. Resistant to common diseases (except Monilinia sp.). late bloom time. Fruit is large, juicy, very astringent, with firm granular flesh texture. Skin is green breaking to yellow as fruit ripen. High juice yields of high tannin content. Very late ripening (early November). One of the preferred cider apples in northern Spain.' Translation of this description for 'Collaos' apple, taken from "El Cultivo del Manzano en Asturias" by M.C. Fuertes et al (1996)" Now PI 6661881651186PI 703184