A nucellar seedling of Marsh. It was introduced commercially in 1952. Currently, it is the principal clonal selection of Marsh under propagation in California and South Africa. Fruit medium in size, oblate to spherical; areole ring indistinct or lacking; seeds few or none. Color pale to light yellow at maturity. Rind medium-thin, tough; surface very smooth and even. Flesh buff-colored; tender, very juicy; flavor good though not so pronounced as in some seedy varieties. Holds unusually well on the tree and ships and stores well. The latest-maturing of all commercial varieties. Tree vigorous, spreading, large, and productive. Because of high heat requirements, commercially restricted to very hot climates.