The variety is everbearing and has an early-mid maturity group with a long fruiting period. Plants have moderate vigor, form flower stalks that are often located below the foliage, and are characterized by reduced stolon formation.
The fruits have high firmness and a balanced sugar-acid flavor, which ensures suitability for long-distance transport. The variety shows moderate resistance to Verticillium wilt, while susceptibility to Phytophthora, Fusarium wilt, and charcoal rot has been noted.
The variety shows effectiveness when grown in mild Mediterranean climate conditions, as well as in other regions suitable for the cultivation of day-neutral varieties.
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Countries of admission
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Variety registered as early as 9
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Also known as
breeder code UC9, 08C123P001, 16DN009
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UCD ROYAL ROYCEprimaryCA, CH, EG, MX, NZ, PE, QZ, US, UY
UCD Royal-RoyceAU
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