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1. Allium Cepa L. 10 10 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 1 Allium cepa L. — Aggregatum group — Shallot Arvro a FR 1588 V Biztro b NL 13 V Bretor a FR 8235 V Delicato a NL 14b V Délvad a FR 1588 V Fresco b NL 13 V Golden Gourmet a NL 14b V Gouelor f: 30.6.2008 Griselle a FR 9504 V Jermor a FR 9504 V Kerlor a FR 1588 V Keszthelyi csillag a HU 3 Laaer Rosa Lotte b AT 84 V Longor a FR 9504 V Lyska a FR x V Polka FR Mikor a FR 9504 V Pesandor a FR 8235 V Picasso b NL 13 V Pikant a NL 30 V Ploumor a FR 8235 V Pohorka a SI 232 V Polka = Lyska Primalys a FR x V Red Sun a NL 14b V Rondeline a FR 8381 V Santé a NL 30 V Spring Field a NL 14b V Topper a NL 30 V Toto a PL 93 Trégor f: 30.6.2008 Vigarmor a FR 8235 V Yellow Moon b NL 13 V 2 Allium cepa L. — Cepa group — Onion or Echalion Abelia b NL 31 H Accent b NL 30a H 11 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Ada a FR 8618 H Adonis b NL 31 H Agostana a CZ 552, b IT x Bianca agostana di Chioggia IT Bianca perfezione d’estate IT Tardiva d’argento IT White Utah jumbo IT Agra a PL 187 Agro I a ES 153 Ailsa Craig b UK x Ailsae b NL 279 Ala aCZ140,aSKx Alabaster a ES 3021, a IT 460 H Alamo a CZ 301, a LT 99, b NL 79 H Alba Regina a SK 163 H Albachiara a IT 220 Albatros a IT 220 Albero b ES 3021 H Albienka a CZ 239 Albion a CZ 278, b NL 8 H Alborada b NL 134a Alcanto a CZ 1064, b NL 78 H Aldato a CZ 1064, b NL 78, a SK 163 H Aldobo a CZ 301, a NL 79, a SK 182 Aldura b NL 31 H Alibaba a PL 93 Alice a CZ x, a HU 5386, a SK x Alicia b NL 575 H Alix a CZ 301, b NL 79, a SK 182 Allegra b NL 31 H Allervroegste = Pompei Wonder Almera a ES 5027 H Almerix a ES 125 H Alonso b NL 30a H Alpha b NL 246 Altisimo b NL 30a, a SK 172 H Amarilla paja = Paille des vertus virtudes Amigo b NL 31, a PL 562, a SK 209 Amika a CZ 1145 12 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Amonquelina = Monquelina Andes b NL 30a H Andrada a RO 1029 H Androna b RO 1029 Anuska a RO 1029 Apargui a ES 5102 H Apex = Contessa Aprilatica = Nocera Aranca b NL 31 H Arctic b NL 30a H Arenal b NL 31 H Argenta a CZ 950, a SK 250 Argenthea a IT 418 Arlondo b NL 31 H Armstrong a CZ 278, a NL 30a, a PL 96, a SK 172 H Aroma a SK 142, a RO 2073 Arthur b NL 31 H Asenovgradska 5 a BG x Aspen b NL 30a H Astros a FR 8067 H Atalaya a ES 5102 H Athos a CZ 761, a FR 8067, a HU 5327 H Atlantis a EL 18 Augusta a CZ x, a PL 424, a SK x Autumn Queen = Reliance Avanti b NL 31 H Aviv b NL x Babosa = Valenciana Temprana Babtų didieji a LT 11 Bahia a ES 5027 H Baldito b NL 78 H Baltic b NL 30a H Baluga b NL 31 H Barak a ES 4301 H Barida b NL 78 H Barito a CZ 1064, b NL 78, a PL 761, a RO 2016 H Barona a FR 12744 Basic b NL 30a H 13 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Bassano b IT 125 Di Genova IT Rossa piatta d’Italia IT Beacon a UK 15 H Bedfordshire bUKx Champion Benyal a ES 5102 H Best of All b UK 189 Best of Whites b PT 462 Betsy b NL 78 H Bianca agostana di = Agostana Chioggia Bianca di giugno b IT 96 Giugnese IT Precoce di giugno IT – White Italian b UK 210 Bianca di Lucca b IT 221 Bianca periforme IT Bianca di maggio = De la Reine Bianca gigante bIT150 d’Ingegnoli Bianca perfezione = Agostana d’estate Bianca periforme = Bianca di Lucca Bianca precocissima bIT66 marzatica Biancaneve a IT 220 Bigger a ES 5027 H Bighorn b NL 30a H Bila a PL 92 Birnförmige a DE 7464 Bison b NL 105 H Blanc de Lisbonne = Gros Blanca Barletta = De Barletta Blanca de la Reina = De la Reine Blanca de Lisboa = Gros Blanca grande del bES10 pais Blanca grande tardia bES9 de Lerida Blanca gruesa de = Dulce de Fuentes Fuentes Blanca Pompei = Pompei Blancato b NL 105 H Blanche a ES 5926 Blanco Duro a IT 460 14 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Bomo a SE 71 Bonita b NL 134a H Bonus b NL 134a, a PL 578 H Boraya b ES 10 H Borettana a CZ 769, b IT x Di Rovato IT Boston a CZ 1032, b NL 31, a PL 562, a SK 356 H Braddock b NL 30a H Bradley b NL 30a H Branca da Lezíria b PT 13 Braunschweiger = De Brunswick Dunkelblutrote Bravo b NL 105 H Brenda a CZ 1032, b NL 31, a PL 62, a SK 209 H Briliant a RO 1092 Bristol a CZ 1032, b NL 31, a SK 356 H Bronzé d’Amposta a FR x Brunswijker = De Brunswick Buffalo a NL 105 H Bugatti b NL 31 H Bulcato f: 30.6.2008 Bullet b NL 425 H Buntons bNL577 Showstopper Burgos a CZ 761, a FR 8067, a HU 5327, a SK 337 H Caballero a ES 5027 H Caimán a ES 5929 H Calado b NL 105 H Calibra b NL 30a H Calisto b NL 30a H Calypso a PL 62, a SK 356 H Campillo b NL 60 H Camry b NL 30a H Candida b NL 581 Candy a CZ 1064 H Canto b NL 105 H Capri b NL 30a H Caribo a CZ 301 H Carlito a CZ 1064, b NL 78 H Carlos a FR 8067, a HU 5327 H 15 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Carnaval b NL 30a H Casablanca b NL 98c H Castillo b NL 30a, a SK 172 H Cénol a FR x Centurion a CZ 278, a NL 30a, a SK 172 H Chateau a SK 168 H Cimarron a IT 460 H Cindel b NL 30a Cinzia a IT 141 Cirrus a ES 5027 H Cisco b NL 30a H Citation b NL 30a H Clara a IT 141 Clipper a CZ 1032, b NL 31, a PL 62 H Collito b NL 78 H Colombina a PL 854 H Colorada de Amposta = Morada de Amposta Colorada de Figueras b ES x Columbia a ES 5027 H Cometa b NL 60 H Constanza a FR 521 Contessa a IT 241 – Apex a CZ 1064 Continental a CZ 301 H Copper Ball b PT 462 Copper Star b PT 462 H Copra b NL 30a, b BG 64 H Corona a NL 8 H Corrado b NL 31 H Cortland b NL 30a, a SK 172 H Cosmic hybrid b IT 241 H Cougar b NL 30a H Cowboy b NL 30a H Cristal b NL 60 H Cristal White wax b IT 241 Diamant IT Crockett b NL 30a H Csanád a HU 43, a RO 2073 Csardas a DE 7464 16 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Cuisse de poulet du aFRx (2) Poitou Zébrune FR Cupido b NL 31 H Cyklop a PL 93 Cymes a PL 67 Czerniakowska a PL 218 Dacapo a HU 5199, b NL 105, a PL 352 H Dagmar a CZ 239, a SK 165 Dako f: 30.6.2008 Dakota a PL 93 H Darling a ES 5027 H Dawidowska a PL 320 Daytona a CZ 278, a NL 30a, a SK 172, b BG 64 H De Barletta b FR x, b IT x, b NL x, b UK 210 Extra hâtif de Barletta FR St Jans Ui NL – Blanca Barletta b ES 31 De Brunswick a FR x Rouge foncé FR – Braunschweiger aHU43 Dunkelblutrote – Brunswijker b NL 4 De Buzău a RO 1033 De grano = Valenciana tardia de exporta- cion De la reina = De la Reine De la Reine b FR x Blanca de la Reina ES Maggiaiola IT Regina IT Très hâtif de la Reine FR – Bianca di maggio b IT x – De la reina b ES 31 – The Queen b UK 210 De Lézignan a FR x De Malakoff b FR x Extra hâtif de Malakoff FR De Moissac b FR x De Saint-Michel FR De Mulhouse type bFRx Auxonne De Paris b FR x Hâtif de Paris FR De Rebouillon a FR x De Saint-Michel = De Moissac De Valence hâtif = Valenciana Temprana De Vaugirard b FR x Très hâtif de Vaugirard FR Delgado b NL 30a H Delicioasă a RO 1029 Delikatesa a SK 287 Della Rocca bruna = Giant Rocca Brown 17 1. ALLIUM CEPA L. 1234 Delta b NL 246 Densidor a IT 141 Density 4 = Rijnsburger 4 Density 5 = Rijnsburger 5 Derby b NL 30a H Derek a IT 141 H Descanso b NL 30a H Desihidrobat a ES 9 Di Genova = Bassano Di Rovato = Borettana Di Savona = Rossa savonese Diamant = Cristal White wax Diamond Globe a EL 18 Dinaro a CZ 1064, b NL 78, a PL 761, a SK 163 H Divino a FR 1993 H Django a CZ 1032, b NL 31 H Domingo b NL 30a H Dorata di Bologna a IT 418 Dorata di Parma b IT x Pavese IT Dormo b NL 105 H Dothan a ES 4301 H Drago b NL 105 H Duetto a CZ 1064 H Dulce de Fuentes b ES 31 Blanca gruesa de Fuentes ES Dulcinea b NL 246 Durango a PL 356 Durco b NL 79 H Durito a CZ 1064, b NL 78 H Duroc b NL 31 H Dynasty a CZ 1032, b NL 31 H Early Big b NL 79 Echo a CZ 719, b NL 75 H Ecila a CZ 256 H Efekt a PL 93 Eiffel b NL 136 Elad a ES 4301 H Elantra b NL 30a H Eldorado b NL 30a H 18 1.
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