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Introduction to Yulan magnolia light-skinned Chinese quince and its cultivar characteristics

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Yulan magnolia light-skinned Chinese quince. The fruit is oblong-oval with a few ridge-like protrusions. The peel is yellow-green during the growing period and turns yellow after ripening; the skin is thick, smooth, covered with a waxy layer, and bears relatively abundant bloom. The flesh is yellow-white, moderately juicy, with a high juice yield and a relatively strong fragrance. The single fruit weighs 500-1000 g, with the largest reaching 2100 g. The fruit ripens from late September to early October and stores well, keeping until February to March of the following year. The tree vigor is moderate, the tree posture is semi-spreading, the budbreak rate is relatively high, the branching ability is relatively strong, and the latent buds are long-lived; it has the habit of bearing fruit on axillary flower buds, mainly on relatively thick short fruiting branches and very short fruiting branches. It does not drop fruit before harvest and is early-bearing, high-yielding, and consistently productive.

Yulan magnolia light-skinned Chinese quince. The fruit is oblong-oval with a few ridge-like protrusions. The peel is yellow-green during the growing period and turns yellow after ripening; the skin is thick, smooth, covered with a waxy layer, and bears relatively abundant bloom. The flesh is yellow-white, moderately juicy, with a high juice yield and a relatively strong fragrance. The single fruit weighs 500-1000 g, with the largest reaching 2100 g. The fruit ripens from late September to early October and stores well, keeping until February to March of the following year. The tree vigor is moderate, the tree posture is semi-spreading, the budbreak rate is relatively high, the branching ability is relatively strong, and the latent buds are long-lived; it has the habit of bearing fruit on axillary flower buds, mainly on relatively thick short fruiting branches and very short fruiting branches. It does not drop fruit before harvest and is early-bearing, high-yielding, and consistently productive.

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