Table 1.
Cultivar names, origin, fruit fresh weight, and fruit shape in lateral view (UPOV characterization) of the European and Japanese plum cultivars studied.
| Origin | Fruit Weight (g) | Fruit Shape | |
|---|---|---|---|
| European cvs | |||
| Anna Spath Oradea | Hungary | 61.1 | Elliptic |
| Anna Spath Pitetsi | Hungary | 70.5 | Circular |
| Asvestochoriou | Greece | 65.3 | Circular |
| Avgata Skopelou | Greece | 40.0 | Drop shape |
| Bluefre | USA | 62.9 | Oblate |
| Giley | Bulgaria | 51.5 | Ovate |
| Ksina Skopelou 1 | Greece | 26.5 | Obovate |
| Mpardaki Circular | Greece | 41.3 | Circular |
| Mpardaki Elliptic | Greece | 18.4 | Elliptic |
| Praousti | Greece | 41.7 | Ovate |
| President | UK | 63.1 | Oblong |
| Prune d’ente 632 | France | 25.6 | Ovate |
| Prune d’ente 633 | France | 101.7 | Circular |
| Reine-Cl.di Violette | France | 57.5 | Circular |
| Russian | Russia | 20.7 | Circular |
| Scoldus SS | Romania | 45.5 | Elliptic |
| Skopelou 2 | Greece | 38.5 | Elliptic |
| Stanley | USA | 49.1 | Oblong |
| Tuleu Dulce | Romania | 37.3 | Ovate |
| Japanese cvs | |||
| Angeleno | USA | 120.9 | Oblate |
| Autumn Giant | USA | 151.0 | Circular |
| Beauty | USA | 53.8 | Cordate |
| Black Amber | USA | 68.2 | Oblate |
| Black Beauty | USA | 97.8 | Oblate |
| Black Gold | USA | 112.3 | Oblate |
| Black Star | USA | 116.2 | Circular |
| Calita | USA | 84.6 | Circular |
| Casselman | USA | 62.1 | Obovate |
| Florentia | Italy | 77.0 | Cordate |
| Fortune | USA | 78.1 | Obovate |
| Friar | USA | 92.4 | Circular |
| Frontier | USA | 87.7 | Oblate |
| John W | USA | 127.8 | Circular |
| Laroda | USA | 53.8 | Circular |
| October Sun | USA | 65.8 | Oblong |
| Ozark Premier | USA | 90.2 | Oblate |
| Pluot | USA | 69.8 | Cordate |
| Red Ace | USA | 75.5 | Oblate |
| Santa Rosa | USA | 57.5 | Oblong |
| Shiro | USA | 28.0 | Circular |
| Simka | USA | 64.7 | Cordate |
| Sun Gold | South Africa | 100.2 | Obovate |
| T.C. Sun | USA | 90.7 | Circular |
1 Also named ‘Agiorgitiko’; 2 also named ‘Agen Skopelou’ and Glyka Skopelou’.