Almata Apple Subtropicals & Citrus highly resistant to apple scab

highly resistant to apple scab and cedar apple rust and somewhat resistant to powdery mildew and fireblight

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and cedar apple rust

highly productive trees are very resistant to scab and partly resistant to mildew

Jefferson and other colonial American orchards

Almata Apple Subtropicals & Citrus highly resistant to apple scabMalus domestica 'Almata' Believed to have originated in Kazakhstan, specifically in the region around the city of Almaty (formerly known as Alma Ata). The name "Almata" itself is derived from this city, which in turn comes from the Turkic word alma, meaning "apple." This region is historically significant as the likely birthplace of the wild apple species Malus sieversii, which is considered one of the primary ancestors of the modern cultivated apple.