The Pompano market eggplant variety was added to the genetic resources collection in 1964. In the literature of that period, it was mentioned in the context of field trials, where yields were recorded at the level of 35–40 tonnes per hectare.
The variety name is associated with the Pompano State Farmers Market in Florida, which was a major trading hub for vegetable produce. Currently, the variety is recognized as an heirloom genetic sample, for which detailed modern agrotechnical descriptions are absent in available publications.
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