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ActivePrunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
David W.Cain
10 August 2026
The term Duroni derives from the Italian word duro (hard) and is used to classify varieties with a firm flesh structure, as opposed to soft-fleshed sweet cherries (tenerine). The fruits of this group are medium to large in size and range in color from bright red to almost black, possessing a sweet and rich flavor.
These varieties are traditionally associated with the Vignola region in Italy. Due to their firmness, the fruits are distinguished by high transportability and long-lasting shelf life, which makes them versatile for fresh consumption. In agronomic catalogs, specific forms such as Duroni di Verona or Duroni 3, which possess individual characteristics, may be found under this name.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ KRS22
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Nearby in the species list DURONE DI VICENZA, DURONE MONTANARO ROSSO, DURONE NERO, Durone Nero di Vignola II, DURONE_NERO_I, DURONE NERO I DI VIGNOLA, DURONE NERO II DI VIGNOLA, DURONE NERO III DI VIGNOLA, DURONE NOSTRANO, DURONE TARDIVO DI VALSTAFFORA, Duroni 3, Duroni II, Dyvna, E2, E3, Early Burlat, Early Jaboulay, Early Korvik, Early lions, Early Lory