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| ARBEQUINA | BARNEA | ||
| CORATINA | FRANTOIO | ||
| HOJIBLANCA | JUMBO | ||
| KORONEIKI | LECCINO | ||
| MANZANILLO - TI | PENDOLINO | ||
| PICHOLINE | PICUAL | ||
| UC13A6 |
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This variety adapts easily to different olive-growing environments and starts to bear very early. Its rooting ability is high. The flowers have a low pistol abortion rate. The inflorescences are often leafy. In its area of origin the “Cellina di Nardo” is used as a pollinator. Its productivity is high and constant. The fruit ripens late and varies a lot in size. Some years it is also suitable for green olives in brine. Oil yield is high and the oil has a very high polyphenol content.
| Tree | The tree has a vigorous growth with a dense canopy. |
| Leaf | The leaves are of medium size with elliptic shape. |
| Flower | Inflorescences are short and flower numbers are low. |
| Stone | The stone is small and elliptic in shape, slightly asymmetric and pointed at both ends with a smooth surface. |
| Fruit | The fruit is rather small, ovoid in shape and slightly asymmetric. The apex is well rounded and lenticels are abundant and small. |
It is particularly tolerant to the cold but is susceptible to sooty mould and wood root.
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