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Santa Croce

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Ficus carica L. Common fig · Fruit crops

also searched as: санта кроке

Variety description

10 August 2026

The variety is an example of folk selection adapted to the climatic conditions of Southern Italy. In a botanical sense, it is a local relict maintained in cultivation through vegetative propagation. The fruits are traditionally used for local consumption.

Standardized agrotechnical descriptions, including tree growth characteristics, disease resistance, or detailed yield parameters, are absent from official registers or scientific literature. The variety is known primarily to specialists involved in the study and conservation of regional genetic diversity of fruit crops.

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