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CEDRO ROMANO

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Pyrus communis L. European pear · Fruit crops

also searched as: кедро романо

Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is characterized by medium vigor and has an upright canopy type. The fruits are large, have lemon-yellow skin with a light red blush and noticeable large lenticels. The peduncle is straight, short, thick, and fleshy.

The variety is characterized by a medium flowering period and medium variable yield. In literature, the variety is often mentioned as an object for the conservation of biological diversity, while current data on disease resistance are absent.

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EST. PRODUCTIVO DE DANILO CHRISTEN

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Michael Bede & Wendy May King-Turner (NZ)

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Stein Harald Hjeltnes Graminor AS

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Nearby in the species list CASETTA, Caspera, CASTAGNA, CASTELL, CASTRESE, CATHRINE, Catillac, Cazzatello, CEDDA, Cedrata Romana, Celina, Cepora, CEPPETTO, Cepuna, Cerasella, Červencová, CH 201, Champagner Bratbirne, Champagnerbirne, Champirac

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