What does the Confucius Mansion Crispy Jujube look like? A detailed explanation of its morphological characteristics

The fruit of the Confucius Mansion Crispy Jujube is medium-sized, not very uniform in shape and size, long oval or cylindrical, with an uneven surface. The largest fruit weighs 19.5 grams. The peel is relatively thick and deep red. The flesh is milky white, crisp and fine in texture, slightly sandy, with moderate juice, a strong sweet taste and a slight acidity. The soluble solids content is 35 to 36% at the crisp-ripe stage, and the fresh-eating quality is excellent. It is harvested in early August. The tree is tall and vigorous, with strong apical dominance, a distinct central leader, and medium leaf and branch density. It sets fruit easily, has strong adaptability, tolerates poor and dry soil, and has strong resistance.