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ActiveOlea europaea L. · Olive
TODOLIVO S.L.
10 August 2026
The term selvatico translates from Italian as wild and is used to designate wild-growing specimens or feral forms of the olive tree. In some regions of Italy, this name can be used as a synonym for certain local populations, however, it does not indicate a single genetic profile.
Wild forms of olive are characterized by lower yields compared to cultivated varieties, and their fruits are usually smaller. The trees often feature a dense crown and may have thorns. Oil from such olives possesses a pungent taste with a noticeable bitterness and an increased concentration of polyphenols due to the significant genetic diversity of the plants.
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Nearby in the species list Saurin, Sauzen, Sauzen Vert, SBUCIASACCHI, SCARLINESE, SCARPETTA, Sciana, SCURRANESE, SECOLA, SELVATICA TARDIVA, SEMIDANA, Serrana de Espadán, SERVIGLIANE, SERVIGLIANE GROSSE, SERVIGLIANE PICCOLE, SESSANA, SESSANELLA, SEVILLANO, SEVILLENCA, Štorta