Maowen Apple [Sichuan Maoxian Specialty]

What is Maowen apple? Authentic Sichuan Maoxian specialty: Maowen apples

Summary:Do you want to know what Maowen apples are? This article is a detailed introduction to the Maowen apple, a specialty of Maoxian County, Sichuan Province. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Maowen apples. The full text takes about 3 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Maowen apples and their nutritional value? What are the product features of Maowen Apple? Wait

Basic introduction of Maowen apple

Maowen apple belongs to the Rosaceae family, a deciduous tree with elliptical leaves and serrated edges; The fruit is spherical in shape and sweet in taste. It is an ordinary fruit and also the most common fruit. It is rich in vitamin nutrition and is the crown of the world's four major fruits (Maowen apple, grape, citrus, and banana). Maowen apples are usually red, but there are also yellow and green. Maowen apple is a dicotyledonous plant with light red or light purple red flowers. Most of them are self sterile and require cross pollination. The fruit develops from the ovary and receptacle. The flesh is crisp and sweet, which can help with digestion. Attention: Maowen apple pits are toxic. Please spit them out when eating and do not swallow them. Even if juiced, it is best to remove them

Maowen apples are deciduous trees with strong polarity. They usually grow vigorously and have a tall canopy, reaching a height of up to 15 meters. Under cultivation conditions, they are generally about 3-5 meters tall. The trunk is gray brown, with irregular longitudinal cracks or flaky peeling of the old bark, and smooth small branches. The fruit is a kernel fruit, and its color and size vary depending on the variety. I prefer light and slightly acidic to neutral soil. It is most suitable for sandy soils with deep soil layers, rich in organic matter, and good ventilation and drainage in the core soil