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from "Mike Lyle" contains these words:

Brian wrote:
[...]
Most surprisingly the MM106 rootstock is itself an
exceptionally
good keeping cooker. Just left alone and not grafted etc.
Best Wishes Brian.

That's very interesting. Other details? (x-ploid, size of crop,
bearing habits, etc)

I'm collecting a cutting from a rootstock tree this autumn - the top of
the tree died when it was blown over, but the stump sprouted and is now
a small tree. The apples are evenly pale green and have four
more-or-less flat sides, and are a tad longer than they are wide.

They are a good cooker.

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