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LISTADO PROVISIONAL DE VARIEDADES FRUTALES EN ARAGÓN (Revisión 14/1/2016) ESPECIE FRUTAL NOMBRE OFICIAL NOMBRES COMERCIALES O SINONÍMIAS ALBARICOQUERO "FLASH COT" 94-1-121 ALBARICOQUERO "MEDIVA" m 3 210 ALBARICOQUERO 2010-04 ALBARICOQUERO 2010-P4 ALBARICOQUERO 2135-114 ALBARICOQUERO 7-1-09-06-09 ALBARICOQUERO AC HAROJOY ALBARICOQUERO AC HAROPRIME ALBARICOQUERO AC HAROSTAR ALBARICOQUERO ALBALUZ ALBARICOQUERO ALBASOL ALBARICOQUERO ALEX RIWAKA 8/76 ALBARICOQUERO ALMABAR ALBARICOQUERO ALMADULCE ALBARICOQUERO ALMATER ALBARICOQUERO ANEGAT ALBARICOQUERO APRIBANG ALBARICOQUERO APRIDELICE ALBARICOQUERO APRINEW ALBARICOQUERO APRIQUEEN ALBARICOQUERO APRIREVE 02.12.120ab - asf0905 ALBARICOQUERO APRIROME ALBARICOQUERO APRISWEET ALBARICOQUERO ASFCOT0201 ALBARICOQUERO AURORA ALBARICOQUERO AVICLO BERGEVAL ALBARICOQUERO AVIERA HELENA DU ROUSSILLON ALBARICOQUERO AVIKOUR FANTASME ALBARICOQUERO AVIRINE BERGAROUGE ALBARICOQUERO BANGAT ALBARICOQUERO BAYOTO FLAVOR COT, TOYOBA ALBARICOQUERO BELGIDA 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