Tomato · Class
Cherry tomatoes
Cherry is a small-fruit class on the cited Extension sheets. This page is class identity and one Clemson name — not a recipe, not a ranking, and not how to grow tomatoes.
Illustrative photograph — confirm class identity from your seed source
Class page. Each row is one source assertion. Cultivation stays on the tomato hub. Food copy is not used.
What makes a cherry tomato
Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.
Source
Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)Under Fruit Types, their sheet names cherry tomatoes as small tomatoes. Class naming on their sheet — not a cultivar record, not grape, not food copy, and not a ranking.Source
Virginia Cooperative Extension 426-418 (Virginia)This source describes cherry tomatoes as having small, cherry-sized fruits (or slightly larger). Class naming on their sheet — not food copy, not plant height, and not a ranking.
Where the name appears
Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.
Source
Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)Recommended Cultivars, Cherry and Grape, Comments cell names Matt’s Wild Cherry as Cherry. Naming-on-sheet — not habit, days-to-harvest, disease letters, food, or a ranking.
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