Nectarinevariety

Amoore Sweet

A sweet Arkansas nectarine.

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Origin · Arkansas, United States

Released 2012

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Taste & texture

Firmness
firm

How to spot it

Weight
Fruit weight
150 g

Register-described fruit or cluster measurements in the source trial context; treatment-specific observations are not species-wide constants.

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Context & source
/details/observations/1/value/fruit mass g/scope
Register-described fruit or cluster measurements in the source trial context; treatment-specific observations are not species-wide constants.
/details/observations/1/value/fruit mass g/observations/0/qualifier
as_reported

Harvest & storage

Harvest
80% blush with yellow ground color, ripens early July in Arkansas, near or just after Redhaven.

Origin & family

Where Amoore Sweet began

Recorded origin

Arkansas

United States

Institution
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture
Crossed
2001
Selected
2004
Released
2012

Amoore Sweet’s family

3 varieties · 2 recorded linksArrows follow parents → children

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Field notes

Soluble solids (°Brix)
17 °Brix

Register-described fruit or cluster measurements in the source trial context; treatment-specific observations are not species-wide constants.

journals.ashs.org ↗
Context & source
/details/observations/1/value/soluble solids brix/scope
Register-described fruit or cluster measurements in the source trial context; treatment-specific observations are not species-wide constants.
/details/observations/1/value/soluble solids brix/observations/0/qualifier
as_reported
Original source notes
Harvest80% blush with yellow ground color, ripens early July in Arkansas, near or just after Redhaven.
Measurements
Fruit weight (g)
150
Soluble solids (°Brix)
17

Register-described fruit or cluster measurements in the source trial context; treatment-specific observations are not species-wide constants.

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