Macrocarpum is defined as a variety of Ribes vulgare (Ribes vulgare var. macrocarpum Jancz.). This form served as a parental basis for the development of many modern large-fruited red currant varieties in Europe and America.
Plants of this variety are characterized by low-growing bushes and 3–5-lobed coarse leaves with a notch at the base. The flowers are saucer-shaped, large, with a characteristic ridge on the receptacle. The fruits are distinguished by their increased size and can reach 1.5 cm in diameter.
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