The Saint Claude variety is everbearing and in the mid-20th century was mentioned alongside other French varieties of that period. A productive variety that in the past was of interest both for amateur gardening and for local production.
Available sources lack detailed morphological descriptions, information on plant height, and data on resistance to diseases and pathogens. The variety is considered historical; its active use in modern agriculture is limited.
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Countries of admission
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Saint ClaudeprimaryQZ
Saint-claudeFR
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