The variety Santana was developed as part of the breeding programs at the University of California. It was intended for commercial cultivation and was repeatedly included in scientific research focused on variety trials and strawberry adaptation in various regions.
In modern agronomic literature, detailed morphological characteristics of this variety are limited. It is most often mentioned in publications in the context of comparing productivity with other varieties of those years, as well as being a parental form in breeding programs.
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