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Six scab-resistant apple cultivars, Enterprise (CO-OP 30), CO-OP 36, Liberty, Freedom, Nova-Ez-Grow, and NY-754 were propagated on M.26 EMLA. Trees were planted in 1990 in a randomized complete-block design with six replications, five trees per replication. `Empire'/M.26 EMLA was the control cultivar. Tree spacing was 3 m apart in the row and 6 m between rows. Trees were individually staked and trained to a modified spindle bush. Precocity, bloom counts, tree height and width, TCA, cumulative yield efficiency, and fruit quality have been determined annually. `CO-OP 36', `Enterprise', and `Liberty' had significantly higher cumulative yields in 1993–94 than the other cultivars. The same three also had significantly superior fruit quality characteristics. `Liberty' was the most precocious of the scab-resistant cultivars, very similar to `Empire'. `Liberty' was also the weakest-growing cultivar, followed by `Empire'.

Preliminary Performance of Six Scab-resistant Apple Cultivars in Northwestern New Jersey