10 August 2026
The name Augustnuss was used in various German-speaking regions to designate wild-growing hazelnut forms whose fruits ripened as early as August. This is not a breeding achievement; therefore, standardized economic traits such as yield or disease resistance are absent for it.
In historical sources, this name was also applied to other species and varieties of nut-bearing plants, including Corylus colurna and red-leaved forms of Corylus maxima. The status of the name is defined as a trivial synonym that was historically used by the local population to identify early hazelnuts.
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WEISSMANN (FR)
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Piemonte ASPROCOR S.C.C.A.P.A.
Corylus avellana L. · Common hazel
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Nearby in the species list 4219.0, Akademik Jablokov, Akorn, Alm. Zeller, Anny's Purple Dream, APOLDA, Ata-baba, Atlas, Aurea (guldhassel), Aveline de Barcelona, Aveline de Barcelonne, Bőtermő nagy, Bahrianyi, Barbakan BSI, Barcelloner Eckige, Barcelloner Zellernuss, Barcelona, Barcelonnische Nuss