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subspecies are
currently accepted:
Pyrus communis subsp.
caucasica (Fed.)
Browicz – Turkey,
Caucasus Pyrus communis subsp.
communis –
Entire range except Caucasus...
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Pyrus communis subsp.
communis—European pear (cultivars
include Beurre d'Anjou,
Bartlett and
Beurre Bosc)
Pyrus communis subsp.
caucasica (syn.
Pyrus...
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Pyrus pyraster (syn.
Pyrus communis subsp. pyraster), also
called European wild pear, is a
species of pear of the
family Rosaceae. This wild pear and...
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fruits are
bitter and astringent. It
hybridizes easily with
Pyrus communis and
Pyrus pyraster.
Pyrus spinosa is a
spiny shrub or
small tree
reaching up to about...
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Pyrus ×
bretschneideri (or
Pyrus bretschneideri), the ya pear or
pearple or
Chinese white pear (Chinese: 白梨; pinyin: báilí), is an
interspecific hybrid...
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States and Canada, is a
cultivar (cultivated variety) of the
species Pyrus communis,
commonly known as the
European pear. The
fruit has a bell shape, considered...
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Pyrus bourgaeana, or the
Iberian pear, is a
species of pear in the rose
family Rosaceae, and a
close relative of the
common pear (
Pyrus communis). This...
- The Beurré Bosc or Bosc is a
cultivar of the
European pear (
Pyrus communis),
originally from
France or Belgium. Also
known as the Kaiser, it is
grown in...
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Juniperus sabina (savin juniper) as the main
primary (telial) host and
Pyrus communis (common pear) as the main
secondary (aecial) host. Like many rusts,...
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Abate Fetel or Abbé
Fetel is a
cultivar of the
European Pear (
Pyrus communis).
Originally of France, it was
obtained by the
abbot Fetel –
hence the...
