10 August 2026
The almond variety Falsa Barese originates from the Apulia region, Italy. It belongs to plants with a late flowering period and is self-compatible, which allows the variety to bear fruit without the need for cross-pollination.
Due to its biological characteristics, the variety is actively used in breeding programs to create new self-fertile almond varieties.
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