Chamwae is a general name for the Korean melon, under which super-early and cold-tolerant forms of Korean selection are often implied in amateur gardening. These plants are characterized by the formation of fruits usually weighing up to 1 kg, possessing a pronounced aroma and sweet taste.
The name Chamwae in this context acts as a market designation of a fruit crop type, rather than as a registered variety from a specific originator.
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