Calville Malingre
Culinary apple
Malus domestica Borkh.
Recorded in England 1831. Origin: Hogg said that French pomologists think there is a connection between this variety and the UK, but he could find no evidence of this.
Synonyms:
Braunroter Winter Calvill, Braunroter Winter Calville, Calville Normand, Calville Normande, Calville Normandie, Calville Rouge de la Normandie, d'Angleterre, Lincker, Malacria, Malengre d'Angleterre, Malingre, Malingre d'Angleterre, Malingree d'Angleterre, Malus Aegra, Normande, Normannische rothe Wintercalville, Pomme de Malengre, Pomme de Malingre, Pomme de Malingree
Availability
Material available from the National Fruit Collection.
Size
large a
Type
Culinary a
Shape
Truncate conical a
Ribbing
strong a
Ground Colour
Yellow a
Over Colour
Brown a
Over Colour (Pattern)
striped a
Accession name
Calville Malingre
References:
a. Smith, M. (1971) National Apple Register