10 August 2026
The Caputo variety belongs to local Italian almond cultivars and is included in germplasm collections for morphological and molecular genetic research. In agronomic publications, this variety is not considered commercially significant for mass horticulture.
The plant is distinguished by a late flowering period. In comparative analyses, the variety stands out among other samples for fruits with the smallest kernel sizes. Detailed data on agronomic indicators, such as tree height or disease resistance, are absent in the scientific literature.
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