Detailed introduction to the Kashgar long oval jujube variety

The "Kashgar" long oval jujube is a tree species with a tall trunk. Young trees grow vigorously. Generally, seedlings planted for 2 years begin to bear fruit, and enter the full fruiting period from 12 to 15 years. The fruit ripens late, the fruit size is small to medium, the fruit surface is smooth, the flesh is greenish-white, sweet in taste, thick in texture, high in sugar content, and the pit is small. The average single fruit weight is about 7 grams, with a maximum of up to 10 grams, and the yield of dried jujubes is about 400 kg per mu. The edible rate is as high as more than 90%, the sugar content of dried jujubes is as high as 67.2%, and the drying rate is 64%. In our region, where the groundwater is above 1.0 m and the soil salt content is above 0.2%, the sandy loam and light clay loam soils in the vast southern Xinjiang region can all support growth.