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Descrizione Specie Aci Sivri X Jalapeno C.Annuum Anaheim C Descrizione Specie Aci Sivri x Jalapeno C.annuum Anaheim C.annuum Ancho Poblano C.annuum Arcobaleno C.annuum Arlecchino C.annuum Atarado C.annuum Black Namaqualand C.annuum Black Pearl C.annuum Bob's Pickling C.annuum Bolivian Rainbow C.annuum Cacho de cabra C.annuum CAP 1546 C.annuum CH1 indiano C.annuum Chilhuacle Negro C.annuum Duemila C.annuum Explosive Ember C.annuum Fish C.annuum Goat's Weed C.annuum Heatwave C.annuum Hot M&M's C.annuum Indian PC-1 C.annuum Indian Red C.annuum J4 C.annuum Jalapeno Coyame C.annuum Jalapeno Dark Red C.annuum Jalapeno Farmer's Market Potato C.annuum Jalapeno Felicity C.annuum Jalapeno Goliath C.annuum Jalapeño grosso C.annuum Jalapeño liscio C.annuum Jalapeno Mammouth C.annuum Joe's Long Cayenne C.annuum Kashmiri Mirch C.annuum Kroatina C.annuum Lanterna de Foc C.annuum Lazzaretto Abruzzese C.annuum Li Black C.annuum Little Elf C.annuum Masquerade C.annuum Maui Purple C.annuum Mauritius C.annuum Naga Jolokia Purple C.annuum Naga Khorika C.annuum Napoli C.annuum Naso di cane C.annuum Numex Bailey Pequin C.annuum Numex Big Jim C.annuum Numex Sandia C.annuum Numex Sunrise C.annuum Numex Sunset C.annuum Numex twilight C.annuum Peperone di Capriglio Giallo C.annuum Pimenta de Padron C.annuum Purple UFO C.annuum Satan's Kiss C.annuum SBS Purple C.annuum Scozzese C.annuum Serrano del Sol C.annuum Short Yellow Tabasco C.annuum Stefania C.annuum Thai Orange C.annuum Topepo Piccante C.annuum Corno Ungherese C.annuum Variegato C.annuum Vietato C.annuum Yalova Charleston C.annuum Yemen Nord Arancio C.annuum Yemen Nord Rosso C.annuum Zimbabwe Black C.annuum Aji Amarillo C.baccatum Aji Angelo C.baccatum Aji Rojo PF C.baccatum Bishops Crown C.baccatum C00948 C.baccatum CAP 1477 Kaleidoscope C.baccatum Hot Lemon (Lemon Drop) C.baccatum Jamy C.baccatum Peppadew C.baccatum Pimenta Barra Do Ribeiro C.baccatum Purple Flowered C.baccatum Trepadeira Do Werner C.baccatum 7 pod classico C.chinense 7 pod long C.chinense 7 pod primo yellow C.chinense Aji Mochero C.chinense Armageddon C.chinense Bahamian Goat Pepper C.chinense Beni Highlands C.chinense Bhut Orange Copenaghen C.chinense Bhut Jolokia Orange C.chinense Big Bang Choc. Naga C.chinense Bih Jolokia #1 C.chinense Black Congo C.chinense Black Naga C.chinense Bode' C.chinense Bolivian Bumpy C.chinense Bombay Morich C.chinense Burkina Yellow C.chinense Caiamarca C.chinense CAP 691 Red Fire C.chinense Capez. scimmia white C.chinense Caribbean Red C.chinense CGN 23769 C.chinense Cheiro Roxa C.chinense Chupetinho C.chinense Craig Double Hot Hab.Orange C.chinense Fatalii C.chinense Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw C.chinense Fire C.chinense Goronong C.chinense Habanero Black C.chinense Habanero Brown Large C.chinense Habanero Dutch C.chinense Habanero Hot Lemon C.chinense Habanero Mustard C.chinense Habanero Peach C.chinense Habanero peach Mex C.chinense Habanero white bullet C.chinense Habanero White Giant C.chinense Habolokia C.chinense Jaguar C.chinense Jamaican Scotch Bonnet C.chinense Jay's Peach Ghost Sc C.chinense Jay's Red C.chinense Lacota C.chinense Long Yellow Pear Shaped C.chinense Maldivian C.chinense Mata Frade C.chinense Mili C.chinense Mistery jungle pepper (Petenero) C.chinense Monster Naga C.chinense Morouga blend C.chinense Morouga Scorpion Yellow C.chinense Murupi C.chinense Naga Morich C.chinense Orange Blob C.chinense Pimenta da Neyde C.chinense Pimenta Morango C.chinense Quadchili C.chinense Serpent Noire C.chinense T.Scorpion e T.Scorpion Moruga CARDI C.chinense The Superhot Beast C.chinense Trinidad Douglah C.chinense Trinidad Perfume C.chinense Viper C.chinense Yaki Blu C.chinense Bradley's Bahamian C.frutescens Frutescens La Chonta C.frutescens Lotah Bih C.frutescens Tabasco C.frutescens Giant Rocoto C.pubescens Locoto Ovale VG C.pubescens Rocoto Ada C.pubescens Rocoto Aji Largo C.pubescens Rocoto Chicon C.pubescens Rocoto de Seda Giallo C.pubescens Rocoto Manzano Rojo C.pubescens Rocoto Rosso C.pubescens Rocoto Rosso Gigante C.pubescens Cabai Burungu Ungu Chiltepin Cappuccino annuum var glab. C.ciliatum C.ciliatum C.lanceolatum C.lanceolatum Cumari Pollux c.praetermissum Rocopica C.rocopica C.tovarii C.tovarii Bolivian wild C.baccatum var baccatum Cardenasii (USDA) C.cardenasii Flexuosum C.flexuosum.
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