DescripciónCross section of Transparente de Croncels, National Fruit Collection (acc. 1948-683).jpg
English: :Transparente de Croncels apple, cross-sectioned.
Synonyms: Apfel aus Croncels, Apfel von Croncels, Croncels, Croncels Transparent, Croncelské, Croncelské, Cronselska, Cronselske, Durchsichtiger aus Croncels, Eisapfel aus Croncels, Eisapfel von Croncels, Glasapfel, Glasapfel aus Croncels, Kronselska, Kronselskoe prazrachnoe, Kronselskoe Prozrachnoe, Olivka Kronselska, Oliwka Kronselska, Pomme de Croncels, Prozracinoe Kronseliskoe, Rosen Apfel von Croncels, Transparent de Concelles, Transparent de Conseils, Transparent de Croncelles, Transparent de Croncels, Transparent von Croncels, Transparentapfel, Transparentapfel von Croncels, Yellow Transparent
NFC's description of the apple is: "Raised by Ernest Baltet and introduced in 1869 by Baltet FrFres, Croncels, Troyes, France. Fruits have soft, rather coarse, dry, creamy white flesh with a sweetish and slightly aromatic flavour."
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