Peaches refute the difference between plums and nectarines.

In fact, plums and nectarines belong to the same fruit, but they are called differently. Peach is not a native fruit variety in China, but a new variety introduced from Europe. It is a combination of peach and plum, so it is called peach. This name is not marked on the market, and it is generally commensurate with nectarines. So everyone says that when it comes to peach refuting plum, it is actually a kind of nectarine, and there is no difference. Nectarine (peach variety. Nectarina, also known as Li Guangtao and Shouguo, is a perennial deciduous fruit tree of Prunus in Rosaceae. Nectarine is a single recessive mutant of common peach, named after its clean and hairless causal skin and shiny oil. Originated in northwest China, but the fruit is small, the commodity is poor, and it is rarely cultivated. At the beginning of the 20th century, the United States, Europe and other countries began to select nectarine varieties. It was not until 1990s that China began to develop the value of nectarines. Nectarine roots are oxygen-loving, drought-resistant, waterlogging-resistant, and highly protected from light, and they like to be planted in loose and fertile sandy loam with good drainage. They can be cultivated in slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soil, and the requirements for temperature conditions are not too strict. Nectarine is a small deciduous tree with open tree shape and dark gray bark, which cracks with the age of the tree; The leaves are narrow oval to lanceolate, slender at the top, with fine teeth at the edge, dark green luster and nectaries at the base of the leaves; Flowers are solitary, from light to dark pink or red, sometimes white, with short stalks and blooming in early spring; The nearly spherical drupe is edible, orange-yellow, reddish, with deep pits and grooves in the core and white seeds. The flowering period is April-May and the fruiting period is July-August.