Specimens received from Jame9 Truit Quincy, Ky. Origin, Scioto Co., O. Tree, upright in nursery; spreading upright in orchard, with strong, stout branches; an annual regular but not profuse bearer.

Fruit, large to very large; form, roundish conical, flattened at ends - occasionally angular or one - sided; skin, smooth and glossy; color, clear light yellow ground overspread and splashed in sun with bright clear red, scattered minute raised russet dots with light suffused surroundings; stem, medium length ; cavity, deep, open, russet at bottom; calyx, medium, open, segments divided; basin, deep, open, with surrounding broad furrows; flesh, yellowish, crisp, tender, rather coarse-grained, subacid, aromatic, "very good;" core, medium or above, open center; seeds, very dark. Season, early winter or December and January.

Fig. 43. - Apple - Moore's Extra.

These outlines show the varied forms of the fruit, the larger one being the most common.

Fig. 44. - Outlines of Moore's Extra.