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Early Superior
It is a variety of white seedless vine from a mutation of the Superior .
The bunches are small to medium and medium compact.
The beans are medium in size, elliptical-ovoid, yellow-green in color, thin skin, hard and crunchy pulp with a neutral flavor.
The strains are very vigorous, but productivity is low.
It is a very early variety.
Synonyms:
This variety of grape is also known as Sugrafive
Bunches:
The bunches are small to medium, of medium compactness.
They have a short peduncle and little obvious lignification.
The grain size is quite uniform and the coloring as well.
Berries:
The grains are of medium size, elliptical-ovoid in shape.
Greenish-yellow color.
Thin skin, with little bloom.
Hard and crunchy pulp, with a neutral flavor, not colored.
It is easy to detach from its pedicel.
Strains:
The strains are very vigorous.
With low productivity.
The time of flare and flowering is early.
The ripening time is very early.
Agronomic characteristics:
This variety requires long pruning and support, and can be used on trellises or vineyards.
It has a certain sensitivity to brotitis.
The early superior is sensitive to the cold of spring.
It is sensitive to powdery mildew.
It has a high sugar content and a low acidity.
