MASSESE O L. DI OVALE DI SORRENTO

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Citrus x limon (L.) Osbeck Lemon · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

Trees of this variety can reach 8 meters in height and are distinguished by high adaptation to the specific microclimate of volcanic soils. The variety is remontant and capable of fruiting up to five times per year, which ensures the possibility of harvesting in the period from March to September.

Fruits are of medium or large size, with a mass from 85 g and an elliptical shape. The peel is lemon-yellow in color, of medium thickness, and distinguished by a high content of essential oils. The flesh of the fruits is pale yellow in color, possesses pronounced juiciness and high acidity.

The agrotechnics of the variety historically include the use of frame structures called "pagliarelle," which protect the trees from cold winds and hail. These covers allow for the control of the fruit ripening process, ensuring the availability of the harvest throughout the year.

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