Below is a list of all known varieties for Atemoya. Click on a variety name to view more detailed nutrient and sourcing information.
| Variety Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 48-26 | A specific atemoya cultivar from Florida, known (like 'Gefner') for not requiring hand pollination. Produces good quality, sweet, and creamy fruit. |
| African Pride | A large, productive variety. The fruit is conical, with creamy, juicy, and sweet white flesh and a flavor reminiscent of a sugar-apple. |
| African Pride (Atemoya) | A popular atemoya variety, large and productive, with sweet, creamy, white flesh and a rich, aromatic flavor. |
| Bernitski | An atemoya cultivar known for its large fruit, sweet flavor, and creamy texture. |
| Bradley | An "atemoya" variety (cherimoya x sugar apple). Produces "large" fruit with a "sweet," "creamy," and "aromatic" flavor. |
| Bradley (Atemoya) | An atemoya variety with medium-sized fruit and sweet, juicy, white flesh with a good, aromatic flavor. |
| Burbank | A classic atemoya hybrid, developed by Luther Burbank. Known for its high quality, large size, and a rich, sweet, custard-like flavor. |
| Gefner | The most popular, commercially grown atemoya. A large, heart-shaped fruit with a bumpy, pale green skin. Flesh is white, creamy, and sweet with a well-balanced, mild flavor. |
| Hillary | An atemoya variety selected for its high-quality, white, creamy pulp and excellent, sweet flavor. |
| Kabinburi | An atemoya variety originating from Thailand, known for its sweet, aromatic fruit. |
| Kaller | An atemoya cultivar from Israel, noted for its good production and flavorful, sweet fruit. |
| Lisa | A high-quality atemoya from Florida. Known for its very sweet, rich, and complex flavor. The fruit is medium-large with a smooth, creamy texture. |
| M-1 | A specific atemoya selection, often used in breeding. Known for its good fruit quality, sweet flavor, and creamy texture. |
| M-2 | A specific atemoya selection with good fruit quality, sweet flavor, and creamy texture. |
| M-3 | A specific atemoya selection known for good fruit quality and a rich, sweet, custard-like pulp. |
| Malamud | An atemoya cultivar from Israel, selected for its desirable fruit characteristics, including a sweet and aromatic pulp. |
| Neilson | An atemoya cultivar originating in Florida, known for its productive, sweet, and high-quality fruit. |
| Page | An "atemoya" variety (cherimoya x sugar apple). Produces "large" fruit with a "sweet," "creamy," and "aromatic" flavor. |
| Page (Atemoya) | An atemoya variety with medium-sized, heart-shaped fruit and sweet, juicy, white flesh with a good, aromatic flavor. |
| Pierce | A productive atemoya variety with large, high-quality fruit. The flesh is sweet, creamy, and has a well-balanced, aromatic flavor. |
| Pinks Mammoth | A very large variety with a lumpy, light-green skin. The flesh is sweet, juicy, and very aromatic. |
| Pink's Mammoth | A very large atemoya variety, often confused with cherimoya. Produces very large, heart-shaped fruit with a sweet, juicy, and flavorful pulp. |
| Priestley | An atemoya cultivar from Australia, similar to 'African Pride'. Produces good-sized fruit with a sweet, flavorful, and creamy pulp. |
| Priestly | An "atemoya" variety (cherimoya x sugar apple). Produces "large" fruit with a "sweet," "creamy," and "aromatic" flavor. |
| Red Israeli | A unique atemoya variety from Israel. Noted for its fruit which can develop a reddish-purple or pinkish blush on the skin. Flesh is sweet and creamy. |
| Rosendo | An "atemoya" variety (cherimoya x sugar apple). Produces "large" fruit with a "sweet," "creamy," and "aromatic" flavor. |
| Stermer | A well-regarded atemoya cultivar, known for its excellent, rich, and complex flavor profile and smooth, creamy texture. |
| T-1 | A specific atemoya selection known for its productive nature and good, sweet, flavorful fruit. |
| T-5 | A specific atemoya selection noted for its fruit quality and desirable, sweet, custard-like texture. |