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Condit Monograph
Abate (syns. Arba, Paradiso of Cavolini, Panetto, Albachiara). Described and illustrated by Vallese (1909); described by Guglielmi (1908), DE Rosa (1911), Tamaro (1948), and Donno (1952). Cultivated in Lecce Province especially for production of fresh fruit. Tree vigorous in good Soil; leaves usually 3-lobed, large; twigs and buds described by Donno (1951a). Figs oblate-spherical, slightly depressed at the apex; stalk short; eye open; ribs numerous, elevated; color yellowish green; skin checking crisscross at maturity; pulp rose color, very sweet; seeds numerous.
Abate (syns. Arba, Paradiso of Cavolini, Panetto, Albachiara). Described and illustrated by Vallese (1909); described by Guglielmi (1908), DE Rosa (1911), Tamaro (1948), and Donno (1952). Cultivated in Lecce Province especially for production of fresh fruit. Tree vigorous in good Soil; leaves usually 3-lobed, large; twigs and buds described by Donno (1951a). Figs oblate-spherical, slightly depressed at the apex; stalk short; eye open; ribs numerous, elevated; color yellowish green; skin checking crisscross at maturity; pulp rose color, very sweet; seeds numerous.
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