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Kapareil: —A new small-kernel almond variety for confections

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Dale E. Kester , University of California

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California Agriculture 16(2):10-11.

Published February 01, 1962

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Kapareil, a new small-kernel almond variety, may be the answer to demands of manufacturers of candy bars for smallsized nuts—an almond industry marketing problem that has existed for many years. Because of the need for such a variety, Kapareil is being released now by the California Agricultural Experiment Station for unrestricted propagation. The variety has consistently produced a high percentage of the desired sizes in different seasons, from different test plots. The tree shows promise of effective use in orchards although certain undesirable characteristics have been recognized. These and long-time productivity can best be analyzed with commercial plantings.

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Kapareil: —A new small-kernel almond variety for confections

Dale E. Kester
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Kapareil: —A new small-kernel almond variety for confections

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Authors

Dale E. Kester , University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 16(2):10-11.

Published February 01, 1962

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Kapareil, a new small-kernel almond variety, may be the answer to demands of manufacturers of candy bars for smallsized nuts—an almond industry marketing problem that has existed for many years. Because of the need for such a variety, Kapareil is being released now by the California Agricultural Experiment Station for unrestricted propagation. The variety has consistently produced a high percentage of the desired sizes in different seasons, from different test plots. The tree shows promise of effective use in orchards although certain undesirable characteristics have been recognized. These and long-time productivity can best be analyzed with commercial plantings.

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