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Plum and apricot

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The commercially important plums, prunes and gages usually refer to Prunus domestica although the subgenus Prunus includes several more species. Being more cold-hardy, apricots Prunus armeniaca can be classified as section of plums or as a distinct subgenus. Both stone fruits are marketed fresh and dry as well as processed, fermented and distilled. We provide information about the numerous aspects of production of plums and apricots including cultivation, pests and diseases, harvest, postharvest and storage.