IFG Cher-two
ActivePrunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
David W.Cain
10 August 2026
The variety is a traditional cultivar, not a breeding hybrid. The name "miúda", which means "small" in Portuguese, reflects the main morphological feature of the fruits — their small size.
The fruits are intended for fresh consumption. Local ethnobotanical sources characterize the variety as having a rich flavor, despite the small size of the berries. Detailed agronomic characteristics, including maturity dates and disease resistance, are absent from open sources.
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Nearby in the species list MIELROSE ZWARTE, Mierlose Zwarte, Mihailis, Mika, MILANESE, Millionenkirsche, Miorița, Miorita (ant. Tereza), Miris, MIŠULKA, MJGG A-01, MJGG B-15, MJGG C-03, MJGG C-9, MJGG D-04, MJGG E-06, MJGG F-12, MJGG G, MJGG G-13, MJGG H-0A