10 August 2026
Pêr d'unvier is not a bred variety with a known genealogy, but a term used to denote various local forms of winter pears. These trees were historically cultivated in the regions of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Emilia-Romagna, and Veneto as part of traditional agricultural systems.
The fruits belong to a late maturity group and are distinguished by their ability to be stored until early spring. The plants are characterized as rustic, long-lived, and adapted to local conditions, not requiring specific complex care during the cultivation process.
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Nearby in the species list PE1UNIBO, PE2UNIBO, PE3UNIBO, PE4UNIBO, Pécoce de Trévoux, Pektoral, Pepenii, Pepi, PEPPO, PER BUDEL, PÊR D'UNVÌER GRANT, PÊR DAL CÒNT, PÊR DEL DIÀOL, PER GNOC, PER NANO, PER THIMES, PERA A SOLE, PERA A VETRO, PERA BATTOCCHIA, PERA BONCRISTIANA