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SELEZIONE UNITO.G1

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Corylus avellana L. Common hazel · Fruit crops

also searched as: селезионе унито г1

Variety description

10 August 2026

The SELEZIONE UNITO.G1 variety, also known as Unito G1, is a product of breeding work. Its primary agricultural purpose includes its use as a pollinator for other varieties, in particular Tonda Gentile delle Langhe.

The fruits of this variety are characterized by a high kernel yield, amounting to more than 50 percent. The crop is distinguished by good productivity.

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Corylus avellana L. · Common hazel

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7 records

Nearby in the species list Sacharistyj, San Giovanni, Sandomierski ISK, SANTA MARIA DEL GESU', Sarazhynskyi, SECONDO ALBERGHINA, Segorbe, SELEZIONE UNITO.101, SELEZIONE UNITO.119, SELEZIONE UNITO.3L, SELEZIONE UNITO.L35, Severianin 42, SIVRI, Smolin, Sobieski, Sofiivskyi 1, Sofiivskyi 15, Sofiivskyi 2, Spansk Lambert, STOROZhYNETsKYI

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