Fig Database®: Texas BA-1

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According to Jonh from figs4fun:

Fact is that this variety has too many debates and no exact conclusions. It seems most lean to it being similar to Smith. Although it has been compared to being similar to Alma (only because where it was said to be found) and even Green Ischia, it is far too different from those to even assume that as a possibility.

Please do your due diligence on your research with the available links provided. From there you can decide whether you want this variety or a couple to test on a side by side basis.

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Texas BA-1

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