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FICO S. ANTONIO.

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Ficus carica L. Common fig · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The variety is an autochthonous Italian fig; detailed history of its origin and breeding is absent. The name is often used as a conventional label, so various clones from private collections may be distributed under it.

The fruits have an elongated shape and yellow skin color. The taste is sweet, without distinct acidity, and lacks noticeable latex in the maturity phase. Some descriptions mention a specific watermelon flavor.

Official agronomic data on ripening times, tree height, and disease resistance are not documented, as the variety is not industrial and is grown primarily in container cultivation.

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