Red-fleshed: The science behind an uncommon apple breed - Fruit Growers News

June 16,2024

Deep in Oregon’s Hood River Valley, a few select farms grow a rare cultivar of apples that look no different than most conventional varieties on the outside. This apple’s taut skin is an amalgamation of yellow, green and blush pink tints, with minuscule white blemishes adorned all over.

Research progress of fruit color development in apple (Malus domestica Borkh.) - ScienceDirect

New Varieties, Fruit and Ornamental Trees

Apples from the Plant & Food Research red-flesh breeding programme.

New Zealand: History & Natural History - RED-FLESH APPLES. The idea of breeding a new red-fleshed apple came out of a trip by a New Zealand scientist from HortResearch (now Plant

Apples are big business in Australia, with growers on a quest to find the perfect one - ABC News

Apples of North America: Exceptional Varieties for Gardeners, Growers, and Cooks: Burford, Tom: 9781604692495: : Books

Fruit Injury Types Recognized in Annual New Hampshire Apple Harvest Evaluations [fact sheet]

Summer Apples – Fafard

Scientists trace red-flesh genes - Good Fruit Grower

Lots of new apples coming to market - Good Fruit Grower

Breeding red-fleshed apples – introduction — Science Learning Hub