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PALERMINA

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

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Variety description

10 August 2026

Palermina is a traditional Italian variety that does not belong to modern breeding products. In scientific literature, it is considered primarily as an object of genetic research.

The self-incompatibility genotype S9S13 has been determined for this variety. Detailed agronomic descriptions, including ripening dates, fruit characteristics, and disease resistance, are absent in open publications.

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Countries of admission

1 jurisdiction

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Nearby in the species list PA7UNIBO, PA8UNIBO, Pacific Red, Paddiarsa, PADOVANA, PADOVANA DI TREVISO, PADOVANA DI VICENZA, Päckches Kirsche, Pagunda, Pal, PALERMINO, Palombara, PALOMBINA, Panaro 1, Panaro 2, PAPALE, PAPALINA, PAPALONA, PAPONCINA, PAT

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