Originated from California, this species is a bud mutation of Washington Navel, produced in 1910s. Its tree is smaller than Washington Navel's, but it matures faster. The difference is around two weeks. In Spain, during mid-October while its rind color is green, the fruit reaches the minimum quality standards of harvest. Its fruits are a bit smaller than Washington Navel and they are oval. Due to being an early comer, being harvested before the winter colds, and its quality this fruit is a suitable species for Turkey's conditions.

Origin: USA, California 

Year of Detection: 1910

Fruit's Rind: Dark orange colored,

Pulp: orange colored

Fruit's Shape: Oval

Fruit's Diameter: 90-100 mm

Weight: 200-250 gr

The Rind's Bond to the Pulp: medium

Juice amount: 43%

Seed Amount: No Seeds

Suberization: No

Maturation/Harvest Season: October/November/December

Alternans: No

*The measurements were taken in the Subtropical Fruits Research and Application Center of Çukurova University and they can show variability depending on the climate.