CLQ 90044
ActiveCastanea sativa Mill. · Sweet chestnut
PEDRO URQUIJO LANDALUCE
10 August 2026
The variety is a landrace and not a result of modern breeding. The name comes from the characteristic reddish hue of the fruit peel with barely noticeable stripes. The fruits of the variety are traditionally consumed fresh and are also used for the production of chestnut flour.
The trees possess resistance to attacks by the chestnut gall wasp, which is explained by the structural features of the leaves that hinder egg-laying by the pest. The variety constitutes a significant part of local forest plantations in the Apennine Mountains.
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INCONNU (FR)
Nearby in the species list ROSSA DEL CICOLANO, ROSSA DI OTTAVIANO, ROSSA DI SAN MANGO, ROSSANE, ROSSASTRA, ROSSELLA, ROSSINO, ROSSOLA, ROSSOLE, ROSSOLINO DELL'AMIATA, Rougières, Rousse de Nay, Roussette de Monpazier, RUBIERA, RUIANA, RUIANA DI VILLAR PELLICE, RUSA, S. MATTEO, S. PIETRO, Saint-Jean