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| Fruktträd 2017 | JO 33 SM 1802 |
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link “Första sidan – I korta drag” above, then click on the link “Hela
publikationen (PDF)”. The professional cultivation of apples increased markedly in between the
years 2012 and 2017. The number of apple trees increased by 38 percent to
just under 3.6 million trees, while the planted area increased by
11 percent to 1 660 hectares. During the period 2013 through 2017,
over 1.2 million apple trees were planted on an area of 450 hectares, which
means that more than a third of the total number of apple trees were planted
during the latest five-year period. The most common varieties in 2017 were Ingrid Marie, Aroma and
Discovery, which together accounted for 52 percent of the total amount of apple
trees. Aside from these three classical varieties, the composition of the
cultures is rapidly changing. The relatively new varieties Rubinola, Frida,
Elise and Santana increased markedly compared with earlier years and accounted
for a quarter of the total amount of trees in 2017. Meanwhile, the share of older
varieties such as Cox Orange and Gravensteiner is declining. List of tables
1. Apple cultivation. Number of trees by variety and planting period 2. Apple cultivation. Planted area by variety and planting period List of terms
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