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Prunus avium (L.) L. Sweet cherry · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The variety is autochthonous to Italy and is historically associated with the Lazio region and the island of Sardinia. The fruits ripen in the second ten-day period of May, which is reflected in the name of the variety, derived from the Italian word "maggio" (May).

The fruits are characterized by medium to large size, juicy flesh, and a flavor with a slight acidity. The variety is suitable for fresh consumption and industrial processing. Genetically, the variety has an S1S6 S-genotype, which determines compatibility for pollination.

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Nearby in the species list Lyonská raná, Lypneva, Madissoni roosa, Madlefeldkirsche, Mährische Herzkirsche Skalka, Magar, Magdolna, MAGGESE, MAGGIAIOLA, MAGGIOLA, MAGGIOLINO DELL'AMIATA, Mahaleb, MAIATICA, MAIATICA DI TAURASI, MAIATICO, Maibero, Maibigarreau, Maibiro, Maierjeva, Rdeča majska češnja, Rote Maikirsche, MAIOLINA A GRAPPOLO

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