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SAN LUIGI

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Prunus domestica L. European plum · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The variety is native to the hilly area of Piedmont, in particular the province of Turin. It belongs to early-maturing varieties, with harvest occurring in the third decade of June.

The fruits are small, weighing about 10–15 g, and have an ellipsoidal shape. The skin is yellow with a red-violet marbled pattern, and the flesh is light orange with a delicate, melting texture.

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Nearby in the species list S. PIERA, SAGA W2, SAINT JULIEN GF 655-2, SAINT JULIEN HYBRIDE 2, SALUZZO, Samera, San Francesco, SAN GIOVANNI, SAN GIOVANNI 2, SAN GIOVANNI DI SAN MAURO, SAN PIERA, SAN ROCCHINA, SANACORE, Sanctus Hubertus, Sanctus Hubertus ISK, SANT’ANNA, SANT'ANTONIO, SANTA ROSA, Santa Rosa di Acquaviva, São João

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