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ActiveVitis L. · Grapevine
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA KEARNEY AGRICULTURAL CENTER
10 August 2026
Montonico bianco (Abruzzo) is a vigorous and high-yielding variety with five-lobed leaves and large, dense, cylindrical bunches. The berries are medium or large, yellowish in color with possible chestnut streaks. The variety has moderate resistance to diseases, is prone to rotting in damp weather, and is used for wines and as a table grape.
Mantonico bianco (Calabria) is a variety with five-lobed dark green leaves, medium dense conical bunches with wings, and oval berries with a waxy bloom. It is characterized by a hermaphroditic flower and good resistance to diseases and climatic stresses. It is used in winemaking for the production of dry, sweet, and sparkling wines.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ Montonico bianco B.*IT 11
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Nearby in the species list Moneu, Monica N., Monomvassitiko, Monovassia, Montepulciano N., Montils B, Montonec, Montonega, Montonero del Casar, Montonico, Montu' B., Montua, Montuni, Monvedro T, Moradella N., Moravia agria, Moravia dulce, Moravina, Moravka, Morellone