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Ramon Oliva

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

also searched as: рамон олива

Variety description

10 August 2026

The Ramon Oliva tree reaches a height of up to 4 meters and has a flat-rounded crown with sparse, often drooping branches. The variety is classified as early or very early, with the crop ripening from late May to early June.

Fruits weighing 5–6 g have a broad-heart shape and a deep ventral suture. The dark red skin at maturity becomes almost black; the light red flesh with pink veins is distinguished by a tender texture and a sweet taste. The variety is a table type; the fruits are prone to cracking in high humidity and are poorly suited for processing.

Ramon Oliva is a self-incompatible variety. Suitable pollinators include the varieties Daiber's Black, Aprelka, Franz Joseph, Napoleon Rose, Cassini Red, and Hedelfinger. The tree is characterized by high winter hardiness and resistance to diseases and pests, but is sensitive to excessive soil moisture.

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Countries of admission

5 jurisdictions

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QZ

active terminated no record

Also known as

breeder code Ramon Oliva

A single variety may be registered in different countries under different names. All records are consolidated into one profile based on the breeder's code—an internal number that is identical for the variety across all registries.

  • Ramon Oliva primary CZ, ES, FR, QZ, SK
  • RAMON_OLIVA QZ

The primary name shown is the one under which the variety is registered in the largest number of jurisdictions. Search finds the variety by any of its names.

Variety in registries Regions of admission, rights holders, and status of plant breeders' rights

Parties

Maintainer
(Inconnu) (FR) 2 336 Responsible for variety maintenance

Admission to trade

The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.

  • SK Slovak Republic Terminated

    № 4842

    Application
    21 April 1946
    Registration
    5 May 1959
    Terminated
    31 December 1963
  • FR France Protection expired

    № 0090979

    Application
    1 January 1961
    Registration
    1 January 1961
    Terminated
    31 December 2006
  • ES Spain Active

    № 11970032

    Application
    21 February 1996
    Registration
    31 October 2011
  • CZ Czechia Active

    № 2017110117290

    Application
    1 November 2017
    Registration
    1 November 2017

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