Plum almond tree named ‘PAC 941’

Abstract

A new and distinct plum almond hybrid cultivar for rootstock use that originated as a pollinated seedling as provided. This new invention (cultivar) is particularly well suited for use as a plum, peach, nectarine, apricot and almond rootstock. It is found that this new invention (cultivar) exhibits good root anchorage as well as a significantly reduced tendency to form unwanted suckers.

1. A new distinct cultivar of plum almond tree exhibiting the following combination of characteristics:
 a. superior rooting anchorage when compared to ‘Marianna 2624’ (non patented in U.S.); 
 b. less propensity to form suckers than most plum rootstocks; 
 c. aptitude to serve well as a rootstock for plums, peaches, nectarines, almonds and apricots; and 
 d. outstanding adaptation to limiting soil conditions, especially water logging and calcareous soil.