10 August 2026
This accession is not a commercial variety. Its origin is unknown, and genetic studies indicate possible identity with the accession named Box 1, as they share the same alleles at all 17 studied microsatellite marker loci.
A description of the morphological traits of the plant and fruit is absent from scientific literature. Informal sources mention potential issues with pollen shedding under cold climate conditions, which indicates potential difficulties with adaptation to low temperatures during the flowering period.
1 jurisdiction
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