Big fruit size
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202
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1st
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For more clients and an easy selling (0.57); a better use efficiency due to higher pulp mass (0.19); for more weight for more income (0.19); for performant offsprings (0.03); easy harvesting (0.02)
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Early fruiting
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191
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2nd
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Early benefice (consumption, sales) from the species (1)
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High fruit yielding
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166
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3rd
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For more income (0.82); for a diversity of utilization (0.18)
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Dwarf tree
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83
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4th
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Easy harvesting (0.92); easier integration in agroforestry systems (0.2)
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High fruit miraculin content
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69
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5th
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Attract more clients (0.63); landmark characteristics necessary to enjoy the fruit (0.37)
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Fruit freshness
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53
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6th
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To attract the buyer/consumer (0.69); for safety of consumption (0.31)
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Large tree crown
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31
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7th
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High productivity (0.56); fruit less exposed to stealing (0.1); provide shelter to rest (0.23); easy management operation (0.06); escaping children disturbance (0.05)
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Long fruit shelf life
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22
|
8th
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Increased storability for a staggered utilization/commercialization (1)
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Biotic stress resistance
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18
|
9th
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Healthy and productive tree (0.57); longevity of the tree (0.25); to have pest-free and clean fruits (0.18)
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Fast growing
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15
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10th
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Reduced waiting time to fruiting (1)
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High fruiting frequency
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12
|
11th
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For more revenue (0.55); for more fruits at the end of the year (0.36); for permanent availability of the fruits (0.09)
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Abiotic stress tolerance
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7
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12th
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Maintenance of fruiting performance (0.68); better water use efficiency (0.16); high survival rate (0.16)
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Big stem diameter
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7
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13th
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Higher resistance to abiotic stress (0.57); high production (0.28); withstanding children disturbance (0.15)
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Extended on-tree fruit shelf life
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7
|
14th
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For a reduced on-farm post ripening loss (1)
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Long lasting production
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5
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15th
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For a long-lasting benefit from it (1)
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Low shedding
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4
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16th
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For a high production (1)
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High fruit edible ratio
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2
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17th
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For more juice from the fruit (1)
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Uniformity of ripening
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1
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18th
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For a one-once grouped harvest (1)
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