Tomato · Variety record

Black Krim tomato

Black Krim is named on Virginia Cooperative Extension publication 426-418. Rows below are that sheet’s listed characteristics, not a taste ranking. Growing lives on how to grow tomatoes.

Illustrative Black Krim-type tomato fruit

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Identity record. Each row is one source assertion with a visible Source field. Taste wording from the sheet is not used here.

Cited identity rows

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their common heirloom list names Black Krim. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking and not grow-how.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Black Krim sentence calls it a Russian variety. Origin as listed on that sheet — not taste, performance, or yield.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Black Krim sentence calls it a beefsteak variety. Type as listed on that sheet — not taste.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Black Krim sentence says it is deep maroon red when ripe. Color on their sheet — not taste.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Black Krim sentence calls it a medium-sized tomato. Size as listed on that sheet — not yield.

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