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Vegetative and fruiting characteristics were measured for a spur mutant of 'McIntosh' apple (Malus × domestica Borkh.). Nine-year-old 'MacSpur' trees in an orchard in New Brunswick, Canada, were grouped according to three degrees of spurriness. Reduced terminal growth, fewer limbs per tree, more flowering spurs per unit length of 2- and 3-year-old wood, less yield, and lower yield efficiency were associated with the highest degree of spurriness. The variability suggests that 'MacSpur' may be an unstable periclinal chimera

Variation in Growth, Spur Density, and Yield of `MacSpur McIntosh'