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Sultana (grape)

The sultana is a "white" (pale green), oval seedless grape variety also called the sultanina, Thompson Seedless (United States), Lady de Coverly (England), and oval-fruited Kishmish (Iran, Iraq, Palestine, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India). It is also known as a grape found in İzmir, or Manisa in Turkey, since this variety has been extensively grown in the…

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Also called
sultanina, Thompson Seedless, Lady de Coverly, oval-fruited Kishmish, İzmir üzümü
Color of berry skin
Chartreuse
Notable regions
Aegean Region, Turkey
Species
Vitis vinifera
VIVC number
12051

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Triples9
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
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Also called · 1
Sultana (grape) → sultanina, Thompson Seedless, Lady de Coverly, oval-fruited Kishmish, İzmir üzümü
Color of berry skin · 1
Sultana (grape) → Chartreuse
Notable regions · 1
Sultana (grape) → Aegean Region, Turkey
Species · 1
Sultana (grape) → Vitis vinifera
VIVC number · 1
Sultana (grape) → 12051

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grape sultana seedless grapes also turkey wine raisins variety thompson region called used sultaniye california raisin made color wines sultanina

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Sultana (grape)Also calledsultanina, Thompson Seedless, Lady de Coverly, oval-fruited Kishmish, İzmir üzümü1.00infobox
Sultana (grape)Color of berry skinChartreuse1.00infobox
Sultana (grape)Notable regionsAegean Region, Turkey1.00infobox
Sultana (grape)SpeciesVitis vinifera1.00infobox
Sultana (grape)VIVC number120511.00infobox
yogurtinstance ofManufacturing industries such as bakeries and breakfast cereal producersSupermarketsDairy products0.80text
ice-creamsSaladsinstance ofManufacturing industries such as bakeries and breakfast cereal producersSupermarketsDairy products0.80text
dessertsIts triple use has made the Thompson Seedless the most planted grape in California.Sultana grape juice was fraudulently sold as being of Chardonnay grapes in Australia for winemakinginstance ofManufacturing industries such as bakeries and breakfast cereal producersSupermarketsDairy products0.80text
as Sultana grapes cost lessinstance ofManufacturing industries such as bakeries and breakfast cereal producersSupermarketsDairy products0.80text

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