What does the Chili Jujube look like? A detailed explanation of its morphological characteristics

The Chili Jujube fruit is medium to large, with a long conical or long oval shape. The average fruit weight is 11.2 to 12 grams, and the fruits are uniform and consistent. The fruit surface is smooth and glossy, the skin is thin, purple-red, bright and attractive, the flesh is white with a slight green tint, the texture is relatively fine, crisp, and slightly soft, with abundant branches and leaves, and it is sweet and sour and pleasant to eat. The soluble solids content is 31 to 32% in mottled-red fruits and 36 to 37% in fully red fruits, the edible rate is 97%, and the fresh-eating quality is superior. It matures in late September; the tree is medium to large, with strong branching ability, stable fruit set, and high yield, and it is highly adaptable and drought-tolerant. Fruit cracking is likely if rain occurs during the ripening period.