This ecotype is not a product of modern breeding. Its cultivation is traditionally accompanied by the use of paper bags for pest protection, which allows for a significant reduction in pesticide use and requires monitoring of fruit maturity with special instruments due to the impossibility of visual assessment through the packaging.
The fruits belong to a late maturity group. Agronomic data on the morphology of the plant itself or its disease resistance are not presented in publications, as scientific research on this ecotype is mainly focused on the biochemical analysis of the fruits and their post-harvest storage technologies.
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