Pollination partners for: Beurre Alexandre Lucas

• Pollination Group: Group B
• Self-fertility:  Self-sterile

Taking into account all the relevant factors the following Pear varieties would be suitable pollinators.

• Nuvar® AnniversaryGroup CSelf-sterile
  A new dessert pear, 'Conference' x 'Williams' cross.
• BambinellaGroup CSelf-sterile
  An unusual tiny round summer pear with crisp, very juicy and sweet flesh similar to an asian pear.
• Baronne de MeloIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  Small, golden brown, russetted pear with good aromatic flavour.
• Belle GuerandaiseGroup CSelf-sterile
  An excellent old pear variety. Sweet with perfumed flavour.
• Bergamotte d'AutomneGroup DSelf-sterile
  One of the oldest pears in existance possibly dating from Roman times.
• Beurre d'AnjouGroup CSelf-sterile
  An excellent old pear variety still grown commercially. Melting white flesh with delicious flavour.
• Beurre ClairgeauGroup CSelf-sterile
  A good dual purpose variety but needing a warm location.
• Beurre Gris d'HiverGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large sweet juicy late ripening pear requiring warm location.
• Beurre SixGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Belgian pear with a distinctive diamond shape.
• Canal RedGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very sweet red skinned pear.
• Nuvar® CelebrationGroup CSelf-sterile
  A new pear variety similar to Conference.
• ChalkGroup BSelf-sterile
  A small old juicy sweet pear from Scotland
• ChaumontelGroup DSelf-sterile
  A once commercially significant pear grown on the Chanel islands
• ConferenceGroup CPartially self-fertile
  The most widely grown pear in the UK. Suitable for most locations and partially self-fertile.
• Doyenne d'EteGroup CSelf-sterile
  The earliest ripening pear useful for extending the season.
• Duchesse d'AngoulemeIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very large old French pear.
• DurondeauIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A stunning pear in the autumn with large golden fruit and crimson foliage.
• Easter BeurreGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Belgian pear with an unusual musk flavour.
• Emile d'HeystIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Belgian pear variety suitable for growing in northern areas.
• ForelleGroup CSelf-sterile
  One of the most attractive and colourful pears but one requiring a warm sheltered location.
• Gansel's BergamotGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet aromatic mid season dessert pear with some acidity.
• Green Pear of YairGroup BSelf-sterile
  An old early season Scottish pear.
• HarvesterGroup CSelf-sterile
  A juicy melting sweet early season dessert pear.
• Invincible® delwinorGroup CSelf-fertile
  A very hardy pear suitable for colder less sheltered locations where it is normally difficult to grow pears.
• JeribasmaGroup BSelf-sterile
  A traditional dessert pear from Serbia
• Judge AmphletGroup BSelf-sterile
  A perry pear producing a light low tannin perry.
• Kumoi Asian PearGroup BPartially self-fertile
  An Asian pear producing attractive golden russet fruit with excellent flavour and keeping qualities.
• Louise Bonne of JerseyIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An attractive red flushed pear with a distinctive, slightly acid flavour.
• Magyar KobakGroup CSelf-sterile
  An excellent sweet, richly flavoured pear from Hungary.
• Martin SecGroup CSelf-sterile
  Best known as a culinary pear for compotes, pastries and drying.
• Mrs SedenGroup DSelf-sterile
  A unusual dark red pear.
• Olivier de SerresGroup DSelf-sterile
  A fine small winter dessert pear but requiring warm conditions.
• Packham's TriumphIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A heavy cropping dessert pear but requiring a warm sheltered location.
• Passe CrassaneGroup CSelf-sterile
  A good late dessert pear but requiring a warm location.
• Precoce de TrevouxIn stockGroup BSelf-sterile
  On of the finest flavoured early pears but best grown in a sheltered location free from spring frosts.
• RobinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old English pear with small, sweet, bright red flushed fruit
• VerbeluIn stockGroup BSelf-sterile
  An attractive summer pear with a dark maroon coloured skin.