Adams Pearmain

Malus 'Adams Pearmain'
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Cultivar	'Adams Pearmain'[1]

Adams Pearmain is a cultivar of apple. It is a dessert apple, with a similar flavour to the Russet. It was introduced to England in 1826 by Robert Adam, under the name Norfolk Pippin.

See also

• Pearmain
• Adam's Pearmain description on pomolopedia (french description)

References

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