10 August 2026
The term translates from Croatian as "almond seedling" and refers to seed material obtained through traditional propagation. This entity is not a breeding variety with fixed fruit characteristics and is used primarily as a rootstock for fruit trees.
In Mediterranean countries, these seedlings are valued for their high adaptability to arid conditions and calcareous soils. Since propagation occurs via seeds, the specimens do not possess uniformity of morphological traits, and their resistance to diseases and pests varies depending on the parent form, including the use of bitter almond.
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