General
- Variety
- Afghan A
- AKA
DFIC 191, Afghan, P.I. No. 134,750, PI 134750
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- Overall Quality
- Low
- Description
Possibly Ficus carica ssp. Afghanistan? Twiggy growth and slow maturity.
NPGS Accession Information
Donated from: California, United States (Comment: Donated to NCGR, Davis. Kennedy obtained from Edward Seligman (reputed Maryland importer) of the North American Fruit Explorers (NAFEX)). Maintained by the Natl. Germplasm Repository - Davis. NPGS received: 01-Feb-2001.
Condit Monograph
Afghan A: Introduced from Afghanistan under P.I. No. 134,750, as a hardy fig, able to withstand zero temperatures. At Riverside it produced small, purple figs with deep strawberry pulp that were of no particular value.
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- Family
- TBD
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- Type
- Common
- Non-Carica
- No
- Origin
- Afghanistan
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- US Availability
- Poor
- Beginner
- Poor
- Commercial Suitability
- Cold Hardiness
- Vigor
- Average
- Produces After Die-back
- Average
- Rooting Ease
- Average
- Container Adaptable
- Average
- RKN Resistance
- Average
- FMV Resistance
- Average
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