IFG Cher-two
ActivePrunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
David W.Cain
10 August 2026
The harvesting period for the variety falls between late May and mid-June. In agronomic studies, this variety is classified as intended for industrial processing.
Genetically, the variety is characterized by the S6S16 S-genotype, which determines the specifics of its pollination and self-incompatibility. Detailed data on tree growth, disease resistance, and other agronomic traits are absent in published sources.
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Prunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
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Nearby in the species list MOLARIÑAS DE LOURENZA, MOLARIÑAS DE PIELAS, MOLDAVIA, MOLDOVA, MOLFETTA, Molitorover Herzkirsche, Molitorovka, MOLLAN-A, MOLLAR DE CACERES, MONCALERA, Montmorency à Courte Queue, Montmorency à Courte Queue, Cerise d' Angletrere, Royale d'hollande, Courte Queue de Bruges, MORA, MORA DALLA PUNTA, MORA DI CASTAGNERO, MORA DI CAZZANO, MORA DI MASER, MORA DI REVIGLIASCO D'ASTI, MORA DI VERONA, MORA DI VIGNOLA