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ActivePyrus communis L. · European pear
EST. PRODUCTIVO DE DANILO CHRISTEN
Pyrus communis L. European pear · Fruit crops
also searched as: коскиа ди донна
10 August 2026
The tree of this variety is distinguished by high vigor and forms an open, spreading crown. The fruits are very small in size, about 35 g, pear-shaped, often narrowed and curved at the stalk end. The skin of the fruit is green with a red overcolor, the flesh is granular and moderately juicy.
The variety belongs to local Italian cultivars and is characterized by high yield. Flowering begins early, in the second ten-day period of March. There are clones of the variety that differ in fruit color: Coscia di Donna Bianca with green fruits and Coscia di Donna Rosa with red ones.
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Nearby in the species list Confun, Confunpack, Congres, Conseiller à la Cour, Conseiller de la Cour, Contesa de Paris, Cordula, Corina, Corus, Coscia, COSCIA DI FIRENZE, Coscia precoca, Coscia Precoce, Coscia tardiva, Cotovelo, Cotovelosa, Cotovelosa de Água, Cotovelosa Doce, COVA, Coxa de Freira