| Collection | 2 |
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| Greek Name | Σουλτανίνα άσπρη |
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| Iso843 transliterated name | Soultanina aspri |
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| Iso843 transliterated synonyms | Razakia, Tsimpimpo, Santorina, Soultania, Sultana ? Gros Grains, Thompson Seedless (USA), Sultanas, Sultanieh, Sultani, Sihiri Sultani, Ezekerdeksiz, Tchekirdeksiz (Turkey), Kechmish, Kichmish (Turkey, Iran), Stafida aspri, Stafida rozakia, Kouforogo, Sultana (Australia), |
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| Ethymology | white Sultanina |
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| Synonyms Collection Davis | |
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| Synonyms EVD | Soultanina |
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| Synonyms Collection Montpellier | Sultanina, Sultanine, Sirihi Sultani, Thompson seedless, Sultana, Sultanie, Sultanich de Jaffa, Kesmeshi, Kismich bieli ovalnii |
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| Geographic area | Kriti, Korinthia, Samos, Magnisia, Ileia, Achaia, Kerkyra, Lefkada (Ionian islands), Fthiotida, N. Dramas, N. Kavalas, N. Chalkidikis (Makedonia) |
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| Other information | Origin : Soultanie in Iran on the Caspian Sea. Transmitted by Turks Seljukids to Minor Asia (11-13th century AD). Cultivated in Smyrn and Magnisia in large scale. From Turkey, then first transmission to Greece in 1838 (Argolida), to Crete (1901) |
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| Berry colour | B |
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| Use | R/T |
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