Variety sheet
Ribston Pepping
Fruit on the tree Prinzenapfel
Origin
Chance seedling, probably from a French variety
Synonyms
Englische Granatrenette, Essex Pippin, Formosa Pippin, Gestreifte Goldrenette, Glory of York, Goldmohr, Goldrabau, Goldrenette, Granatrenette, Kaiserrenette, Lederapfel, Muskatrenette, Nonpareille, Reinette Grenade Anglaise, Ribstoner Pepping, Ribston Pippin, Travers Apple, Travers Renette
Agronomic Profile
Flowering: medium, triploid 
Vigour: medium 
Susceptibility: n. a. 
Productivity: Productivity medium, neigt nicht zu Alternanz, no preharvest fruit drop 
Harvest time: 4-2 Week before Golden Delicious 
Fruit
Size and shape: medium, wide globular-conoid, flattened globular 
Ground and overcolour: Ground colour yellow-green; Overcolour red, washed out, mottled; medium (50%) 
Susceptibility to russeting: complete/total rustiness 
Firmness of the pulp: 9,0-10,5 kg/cm ²at harvest 
Tendency to browning of pulp: n. a. 
Sugar content: 13,5-15,0 °Brix at harvest 
Acid content: 7,7-9,7 g/L MA at harvest 
Total content of Polyphenols1: n. a. 
TAC1: n. a. 
Content of Anthocyanin2: n. a. 
Vitamin C1: n. a. 
Pectin1: n. a. 
Flavour: n. a. 
Storage: n. a. 
Characteristics: n. a. 
Juice production
Yield: n. a.  
Stability of the colour: n. a. 
Sugar content: n. a. 
Acid content: n. a. 
pH: n. a. 
Total content of Polyphenols: n. a. 
TAC: n. a. 
Content of Anthocyanin2: n. a. 
Vitamin C: n. a. 

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1 after two months of normal cool storage
2 only for red fleshed varieties