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Grenache and Carignane are crosses of vitis vinifera, but they are still commonly referred to simply as vinifera?

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Grenache and Carignane are crosses of vitis vinifera, but they are still commonly referred to simply as vinifera?

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Using our definitions, these cultivars could be designated as “vitis vinifera crosses” For more information on the different types of hybrids see: Philip M.

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