IFG Cher-two
ActivePrunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
David W.Cain
10 August 2026
The name Primaticcia translates from Italian as "early" and is used to designate a number of local ecotypes and landraces, such as Primaticcia di Montespino or Primaticcia di S. Pietro. This is a biologically heterogeneous group, including various S-genotypes.
The characteristics of these forms may vary, but common traits include an early ripening period occurring in May-June, as well as the use of fruits for fresh consumption. Historical literature contains descriptions of trees with large crowns, high yield, and fruits with light-yellow flesh.
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Nearby in the species list Preta Miúda, Prim 19, Prim 21, Prim 22, Prim 23, Prim 25, Prim 31, Prim 4.4, Prim 41, Prim-bi 3.2, Primavera, PRIME GIANT, PRIME PRECOCI, PRIMERENC D´ABRIL, PRIMITIVA, Prince Royal du Hanovre, PRINCIPE, Prinzenkirsche, Priusadebnaja, Probla