10 August 2026
The main classification feature of «Celski» varieties is the structure of the fruit involucre, which consists of two parts fused at the base and lacks a characteristic cylindrical thickening. In mature fruits, the involucre bends back, allowing the nuts to easily fall out of it.
Nuts of this group are characterized by a great variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from round to elongated. The group includes varieties derived from various species of Corylus and is of economic importance for commercial hazelnut cultivation.
In agronomic literature, one of many representatives of the varietal group may be implied by this name, and some sources indicate possible synonymy with the «Mogul» variety.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ COA001
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Nearby in the species list BWM 01, CAMPANICA, CAMPONECA, Camponia, CAMPONICA, CARRELLO, CASAMALE O NOSTRALE, Casina, CASTANYERA, Catalonische Zellernuss, Clark, Column, COMEN, COMUNE DI SICILIA, CONSORCIO, Corabel, Cosford, Cosford ISK, Cosford K.2, Cosford nut