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Prime name:
ZIMMETTRAUBE BLAU N
Variety number VIVC:
24493
Prime name of pedigree parent 1:
?
Prime name of pedigree parent 2:
GAENSFUESSER BLAU N
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Number of loci analysed
936
MAUL, E.; RÖCKEL, F.; TÖPFER, R.
Portugieser und Blaufränkisch stammen aus Slowenien
Der Winzer 11/2016 14-17
2016
49
40655
MAUL, E.; RÖCKEL, F.; TÖPFER, R.
The "missing link" 'Blaue Zimmettraube' reveals that 'Blauer Portugieser' and 'Blaufränkisch' originated in Lower Styria
Vitis 55 (3) 135-143
2016
49
