In scientific literature, the name Chatillon is characterized as a local landrace of maize that was historically grown in Italy. One of the distinctive external features of this variety is its dark red colored cobs.
The name Chatillon in agricultural publications is also often encountered in the context of using John Chatillon & Sons brand penetrometers for measuring the hardness of grains and plant tissues, which may lead to the erroneous identification of the measuring instrument's name as a variety name.
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