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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA KEARNEY AGRICULTURAL CENTER
10 August 2026
The name "Malaga" may refer to the Bulgarian technical variety "Plovdivska Malaga", obtained by crossing the varieties Misket cherven and Marsilsko ranozreyno. This is an early variety with a cylindroconical cluster weighing about 150 g, spherical blue-black berries and a sugar content of 22.6–25%.
Another example is the variety "Armalaga", obtained in 1902 by crossing Armlong and Malaga. This is a table-universal variety of late maturity with yellowish-green berries, possessing a fruity aroma and a characteristic aftertaste. The variety is distinguished by its resistance to fungal diseases.
There are also separate table varieties, such as Red Malaga (Molar) and Black Malaga (Malaga Noir), grown in Spain and South Africa. In a number of cases, the name is used as a synonym for other varieties, for example, Cinsaut.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ Müscat of Alexandria*CY 1
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