summary: A mutation of Naga Fu 12 found in 2005 by M. Leis and A. Martinelli at the Consorzio Italiano Vivasti, Ferrara (Italy). Intense red colouring.

characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured, crisp. Juicy, sweet with low acidity

summary: Discovered at Brewster, Washington (U.S.A.) in 1998 as a limb mutation of Fuji. Ready for harvest a month before the regular Fuji. A pronounced solid red blush ...

summary: Please see Tohoku 7

summary: An early ripening mutation of Fuji found in 1993 by orchardist Grady Auvil in a block of T.A.C. 114 Fuji in his orchard in Kittitas County, Washington State ...

summary: A late-maturing mutation of Naga Fu 2 discovered in 1997 in Wilfred and Sally Mennell's orchard in Cawston, British Columbia (Canada). The fruit of this variety ...

summary: A mutation of Fuji found in an orchard of Fuji in the South Tyrol region of Italy in 2002. Fubrax tends to colour much earlier than Fuji and covers most of the ...

summary: A mutation of Nagafu12 Fuji from Migliaro, Ferrara (Italy). The apples have a more intense colouration than both the standard Fuji and the Nagafu 12 Fuji ...

summary: Please see Fuji Fubrax

summary: A sport of Akifu #1 strain of Fuji legal in North America. Redsport Type 1 mutation has a striped colouration.

summary: A mutation of Fuji received by Andrew Lynd of Newark, Ohio (U.S.A.) in a shipment of Fuji apple trees from a nursery in Brenton, California, in 1996. Bears ...

characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured, crisp. Juicy, sweet with a mild honeyed pear flavour.

characteristics: The flesh is pale green, fine-grained and firm. Sweet, very tart.

summary: Found as a limb mutation by W. Fulford in 1983 in Hastings (New Zealand) on a Kidd's D-8 . Medium size, round to round conic and almost completely washed a uniform ...

summary: Very large, round and attractive with a red flush that covers two thirds or more of the fruit's surface. It keeps well and tastes. This Ben Davis/Jonathan cross ...

summary: Originating in Italy's Southern Tyrol, this apple is a highly attractive supermarket apple for fresh-eating which is also safe from scab, thanks to the Vf gene ...

summary: Please see Kidd's D-8

summary: A mutation of Gala.

summary: A mutation of Kidd's D-8 developed in Nederweert (Netherlands).

summary: Found as a limb mutation in 1983 in Hastings (New Zealand) on a Gala. It is uniform bright red with no striping.

summary: A mutation of Gala.

summary: A mutation of Schnitzer Schniga found by A. Gruber-Genetti, T. Braun, and W. Malleier at Schniga, Bozen (Italy). Fully washed darker red and more intensively ...

summary: A bud mutation of Tenroy Gala found by Franz Schnitzer in the South Tyrol (Italy). Washed red and heavily marked with light-coloured lenticels.

summary: A mutation of Kidd's D-8 found in New Zealand. Ripens almost a month before the parent.

summary: A whole tree mutation of Galaxy Gala found growing in an orchard in the area of Corze in the Loire Valley (France) in 2002. Small to medium size apples, intensely ...

summary: A mutation of the Tenroy Gala discovered in 1985 at Hawkes Bay (New Zealand) and subsequently patented by Ken Kiddle of Huarangi Farm at Hawkes Bay, (New Zealand). ...

summary: A mutation of Baldwin found growing as a limb sport in one of the experimental blocks at the Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station (Amherst, Massachusetts, ...

summary: Found as a whole-tree mutation of Tenroy Gala in 1991 by Wallace Gale in his orchard near Malaga, Washington (USA). The fruit is almost completely washed red with a ...

summary: Either a seedling or mutation of Rome Beauty .

summary: This early-ripening dessert apple is