10 August 2026
The SARTAGUDA accession is included in programs for the study and conservation of asparagus genetic resources. In scientific literature, it is used as an object for genetic identification, analysis of polyembryony, and laboratory research on callus induction capacity.
Data on agronomic and morphological traits, such as maturity group, plant height, or disease resistance, are unavailable. The name typically indicates the geographical origin of the vegetable crop from the municipality of Sartaguda, known for its vegetable production.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 19890197
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