Prunus armeniaca
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- Species
- Prunus armeniaca L. (1753)
- Familia
- Rosaceae
The scientific name for the apricot is Prunus armeniaca L., in the same subgenus (Prunus) as the plum.
[edit] Trees
 A blooming apricot tree |
[edit] Flowers
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 Detail of apricot flowers |
 Another detail of apricot flowers |
 Apricot at 17 April |
 Japan |
[edit] Fruits
 Apricot with single leaf on white background |
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 A detailed photo from an apricot |
 Apricot, detail, photo in ČR 07-2006 |
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 Apricot infected with plum pox |
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 dry apricot |
 Organic dried apricot |
[edit] Bark
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 In Gwangju Korea |
[edit] Cuisine
 Ô mai mơ (dried apricots with salt) |
 Umeshu, Japanese "apricot wine" |
[edit] Illustration
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