San Jaime is a local Spanish peach genotype included in germplasm collections for scientific research. Genetic analysis using SSR markers confirms its proximity to a number of other local Spanish varieties.
The variety appears in phytopathological studies as one of the genotypes evaluated for susceptibility to the bacterial disease Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni. Specific data on disease resistance, plant morphology, or fruit ripening dates are not publicly available.
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Countries of admission
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SAN JAIMEprimaryES, QZ
SAN_JAIMEQZ
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