Bethel Grove Gardens · Variety reference

Bacorinho

Biological type: Common (persistent)
Pollination: Unknown

Cutting reference$18.00
One-gallon reference$55.00

Reference estimates, not sale offers or mature-tree appraisals. Price evidence date not recorded.

No verified photograph yet
Catalog illustration, not an identification photograph

Fruit & growing traits

Biological type
Common (persistent)
Crop habit
See Condit 1955
Main crop ripening
Average
Flavor profile
Berry
Fruit size
Small
Skin color
Green, with obscure violet tint
Pulp color
Red
Hardiness / climate notes
Common fig (parthenocarpic). Typical home-orchard range about USDA 7–10; winter-protect in colder zones. Confirm with a living source in your climate.

Reported growth habit: Unknown

Origins & names

Geographic origin
Documented in Condit 1955 (often Mediterranean / N. Africa / CA intro)
Possible origin
Portugal
Synonyms / alternate names
Unknown / not recorded
Same or nearly the same
Unknown / not recorded
Popular close brother
Unknown / not recorded
Known parentage
Unknown / traditional (Condit monograph entry)
Reference year
1955
First year (estimate)
Unknown seedling year; documented 1955 (Condit)
What the year means
Listed as a described variety in Condit, Fig Varieties: A Monograph (Hilgardia 23:11, 1955). Most are older landraces; 1955 is documentation date, not origin date.

Evidence & reference values

Confidence
Established in Condit 1955 index
Key sources
Condit 1955 alphabetical list p. 421; Condit 1955 fruit notes
Condit page
421
Notes
Condit type symbol C; described under this name or cross-referenced in the 1955 monograph.; excellent (Condit)
Commonality
Super rare
Market availability
Estimate only

Imported catalog record; not individually reviewed. Separate names do not necessarily establish distinct genotypes.