10 August 2026
The variety name translates from Italian as "cherry" or "little cherry," which is due to the size or shape of the seeds. As a landrace, this ecotype is not a standardized commercial variety, but rather a farmer-maintained planting material with high genetic variability.
The plant possesses specific adaptation to environmental stress, including salt and osmotic stress, and the ability to grow with low resource inputs. Biodiversity studies confirm that this ecotype has distinctive morphological seed traits, as well as a unique composition of metabolites, such as flavonoids and amino acids.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 000309_O 000309
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