CODINO

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Castanea sativa Mill. Sweet chestnut · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The Codino variety, also known as Codino dell'Amiata, is of Italian origin and is included in regional chestnut variety lists, particularly in the territory of Tuscany. In literature, it appears primarily as one of the existing genetic forms of the species Castanea sativa Mill.

The term codino in the Italian language can denote both a variety name and a morphological feature of the fruit — the presence of a "little tail" or "tassel". Difficulty in identifying the variety is also due to the use of this term in the names of other plants and in contexts unrelated to botany.

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