MAC 2137
            
            
            
    type: Dessert
            
    synonyms: Marketed as Kinderkrisp
            
    summary: An early ripening, small, sweet and crispy apple similar to Honeycrisp in its flavour profile. Intended for fresh market trade.
            
    identification: Less that medium size, long-conic. The base colour is yellow washed orange and marked with bright red striping.The stem medium short and slender, set in a somewhat deep and wide cavity. The calyx basin is deep and funnel shaped. Small, round, light coloured lenticels are scattered abundantly across the surface. A pronounced bloom develops on the skin as the apples start to ripen.
            
    characteristics: The flesh is cream-coloured. Crisp and juicy, sweet. Aromatic. Slow to brown when exposed to air.
                        
    origins: A selection from among a number of open-pollinated seeds planted in 1998 by fruit breeder David MacGregor at his Fairhaven Farm, South Haven, Minnesota (U.S.A.). Patented 2015.
            
    cultivation: Tall upright tree, vigorous until it starts to bear fruit and moderately vigorous from then on. Bears fruit on spurs.
            
                                    
    cold storage: Keeps up to two months in cooled storage. Flavours fade when stored over-long.
            
    vulnerabilities: Somewhat susceptible to apple scab and cedar apple rust.
            
    harvest: Early in the fourth period, some seasons even late in the third.
                        
                                    
                
    pollination group: C
                
    pollination peak: 10
                
    ploidism: Diploid. Self sterile.
                
    cold storage weeks: 8
                
    brix: 14
                                                
    harvest period: 4
                                                                                
    hardiness: 4
                                
             
                        
            
    
        
            
        
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