10 August 2026
The Graubirne variety has many historical synonyms, such as Beurre gris, Grauchen, Grisbirne, Gute graue, Judenbirne, Schöne Gabriele, and Sommer-Ambrette. The origin of the variety is characterized as folk, with no established data on breeding history.
In official registers, the variety is included in lists for the conservation of genetic diversity. Detailed morphological or agronomic characteristics, including maturity groups and disease resistance, are absent in the documentation.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ PYC049
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