The variety Gorena was introduced from the city of Sanremo, Italy. Historically, the name of this variety was associated with a peach hue of the petals, which was also used as a color marker when describing variegated and bicolored carnation variations.
In scientific reports of the 1970s, the variety appeared as a research subject, during which its susceptibility to carnation mottle virus was identified. Structured agronomic characteristics of the plant are absent in open sources.
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