Very high yielding variety, with rust resistance and good quality at elevations above 1300 meters. Variety not uniform.
Adapted to warmest zones and acidic soils. High yielding.
High yielding variety adapted to warmest zones and acidic soils.
Early production and high yielding plant resistant to coffee leaf rust. Well-adapted to low and medium altitudes. Found primarily in Puerto Rico.
High yielding plant adapted to lowest altitudes. Requires high fertilization.
High yielding variety adapted to warmest zones and acidic soils.
Adapted to warmest zones and acidic soils. High yielding.
High-yielding plant adapted to lowest altitudes. Requires high fertilization. Variety not uniform.
High-yielding variety, resistant to rust, and adapted to warmest zones and acidic soils.
High yielding/Dwarf/Compact variety resistant to coffee leaf rust and coffee berry disease. Found commonly in Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
High production yield and very good quality potential. Suitable for agroforestry systems.
Adapted for agroforestry, with good yields and high resistance to rust in global trials.
Very high yielding variety at elevations at high altitudes.
High yielding variety at high altitudes with very good cup quality.
A compact plant with good yielding potential of standard quality in Central America. Very high susceptibility to coffee leaf rust.
High-yielding, Dwarf/Compact hybrid tolerant to coffee leaf rust and resistant to coffee berry disease (CBD). Released in Kenya.
Well-adpated to highest altitude conditions and tolerant of strong winds.
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