The Immanu variety, also known by the synonyms Irmana, Immana, Irmanu, and Jermanella, is a local landrace adapted for cultivation in the hilly and mountainous regions of the Italian provinces of Catania, Enna, and Messina. The plant is characterized by a vigorous root system, allowing for efficient utilization of poor soils.
This crop belongs to early-maturing varieties with a maturity period of about 120 days. It possesses high hardiness in complex soil and climatic conditions. The variety is included in the official EU catalog as a variety intended for conservation.
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