Magnifico … a promising new globe artichoke variety
Authors
Joseph GianniniMarvin J. Snyder
Vincent E. Rubatzky
Richard H. Sciaroni
Authors Affiliations
Joseph Giunnini is a farmer in Pescadero, San Mateo County; Marvin J. Snyder is Farm Advisors in San Mateo and Santa Barbara counties, respectively; Vincent E. Rubatzky is Extension Vegetable Crops Specialist, University of California, Davis; Richard H. Sciaroni is Farm Advisors in San Mateo and Santa Barbara counties, respectively.Publication Information
Hilgardia 27(10):13-14. DOI:10.3733/ca.v027n10p13. October 1973.
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Abstract
Globe artichokes are a uniquely Californian vegetable in the U.S., and account for about 4% of world-wide production. The one variety, Green Globe, has been the mainstay of the California industry for many years, but consideration of present and future production needs of California growers (as well as the potential benefits of a broader base of varietal sources) has resulted in initiation of a varietal improvement program. Magnifico, discovered early in this program, has several favorable characteristics indicating potential value as a complemental variety with Green Globe.
Giannini J, Snyder M, Rubatzky V, Sciaroni R. 1973. Magnifico … a promising new globe artichoke variety. Hilgardia 27(10):13-14. DOI:10.3733/ca.v027n10p13
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