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A single seedling exhibiting a semidwarf growth habit was found in an open-pollinated clingstone peach  [Prunus persica  (L.) Batsch] population. The growth habit was upright and open, with short, spur-like lateral branching. Tree size was about half that of its siblings as a result of shorter internodes. The total number of nodes on first-order branches was not significantly different from that on standard-sized trees. The semidwarf growth habit remained stable after vegetative propagation. Segregation in sexual progeny showed the trait to be highly heritable.

Semidwarf Growth Habit in Clingstone Peach with Desirable Tree and Fruit Qualities