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FICO DOTTATO

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Ficus carica L. Common fig · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The plant is vigorous, reaching 5–6 meters in height, with an open, semi-spreading crown. The variety is bifere: the first harvest (breba) ripens in June–July, the second in August–September. The tree is characterized by drought tolerance, medium winter hardiness, and high general resistance to diseases and pests.

Fruits are medium-sized, weighing 50–100 g, and have a round or pear-shaped form. When ripe, the skin turns light green or yellowish-green. The flesh has a marmalade-like consistency, a light amber or light pink hue, possesses a low acidity level, and is markedly sweet.

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