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Prunus domestica L., Sp. Pl. 1: 475 475 1753. (Syn: Prunus communis Huds.; Prunus domestica var. damascena Ser.; Prunus domestica var. damascena L.; Prunus domestica subsp. oeconomica (Borkh.) C.K. Schneid.; Prunus oeconomica Borkh.; Prunus sativa subsp. domestica (L.) Rouy & Camus);
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Common name: Plum, Alu bukhara आलू बुख़ारा (Hindi), Heikha (Manipuri), Arukam (Malayalam), Alpagodapandu (Telugu)
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Common name: Plum
Small tree with dull green ovate crenate-serrate leaves, up to 10 cm long; flowers; flowers whitish, 2-2.5 cm across; fruit 3-8 cm long, variously coloured, ovoid-oblong.
Photographed from slopes above Cheshmashahi in Srinagar, Kashmir Beautiful…. This cultivar has pale mesocarp.
Prunus domestica L. from Kashmir: Prunus domestica L. Plum, Prune plum, Garden plum, Alubukhara
The commonly cultivated plum in Kashmir with greenish-yellow ripe fruits. Nice Shot Sir I think it is unripened as color is not purple…Or its color remains as greenish yellow only even after ripening Yes … Please also read my answer in the Facebook. This one has fruits which ripe greenish-yellow, very sweet, and very important the flesh separates from stone very easily as we have in apricot. . Prunus domestica L.
Common name: Plum
Small tree with dull green ovate crenate-serrate leaves, up to 10 cm long; flowers; flowers whitish, 2-2.5 cm across; fruit 3-8 cm long, variously coloured, ovoid-oblong.
Photographed from slopes above Cheshmashahi in Srinagar, Kashmir
Prunus domestica L. : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3)- 817 kb, 1 mb & 3 mb. Location: Namobuddha, Kabhrepalanchowk, Nepal
Date: 1 March 2013
Altitude: 1600 m.
Habit : Cultivated
Prunus domestica AT/JAN2019/06 : 5 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (3)- 1 or 2 mb each. Prunus domestica
Plum Solanm (H.P.) March 2015
Attachments (1) – 1 mb Why this shape of your fruit image looks different from images at Prunus domestica Fruit shape, size and colour varies with the cultivars. Many local and improved cultivars are available. In my case, these fruits are very young, hardly 15-20 days old. Later, they become nearly round in shape. This cultivar has purplish mesocarp.
Rosaceae week: latecomers: Mirabellen-gelb: from my neighbours garden, this is another neighbour, with many branches and fruits growing in my garden.
Fotos taken during the last few years at different times. yellow Mirabelle
Familie: Rosengewï¿œchse (Rosaceae)
Unterfamilie: Spiraeoideae Tribus: Steinobstgewï¿œchse (Amygdaleae) Gattung: Prunus Art: Pflaume (Prunus domestica) Unterart: Mirabelle
Rosaceae week: latecomers: Rote Mirabellen from Ritterhude: from my neighbours garden with many branches und fruits growing in my garden. Indian vriends visited me last year, they said that the fruits taste like ALUBUKHAR.
Fotos taken during the last few years at different times. Red Mirabelle
Familie: Rosengewï¿œchse (Rosaceae)
Unterfamilie: Spiraeoideae Tribus: Steinobstgewï¿œchse (Amygdaleae) Gattung: Prunus Art: Pflaume (Prunus domestica) Unterart: Mirabelle I think it is plum- the Aloobukhara. Yes … Are these Prunus domestica blossoms? This tree was in front of a house across the road so I am not sure if it was cultivated. But I have seen these blossoms in the wild too. The other white blossoms we have is of the Pyrus pashia. Please advise. Plum (Prunus domestica)–Please confirm
Above Mcleodganj, HP
1800m
SYMBIOSIS : 1286 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (1)
Attaching a collage of Red Vented Bulbul feeding on the fruits of Prunus domestica.
Location: Panipokhari, Kathmandu
Date: 13 March 2020
Elevation: 1350 m.
Habit : Cultivated
ID request-231111-PKA1 : 5 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (4) Seen this plant at “Dachigam, near Srinagar”.
Date/Time: 24-09-2011 / 05:00PM Location: Dachigam National Park, near Srinagar, J & K. Habitat: Wild Plant habit: Shrub. Is it some species of Prunus? Remnant autumn flowering in Prunus armeniaca I suppose Rather Prunus domestica, the leaves are much thinner in P. armeniaca Autumn flowering in P. domestica I hope I guess … is right!
ID-PC-15-19.08.2015 : 6 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (7) please identify this small tree from a crossing near the Art Museum, Warsaw.
Some sort of plum. Edible. Rosaceae, but it could be Prunus or Malus. There are many species I’m afraid. Could it be Prunus bukharensis? I hope Prunus domestica .
Botanical name: Prunus domestica: 1 high res. image.
Family: Rosaceae Habit: Tree
Location: Rajouri jandk
Date:5-03-2021
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