Almeria grape
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The Almeria grape is a mild-white grape, grown in both the United States and Spain. It is unusual among cultivated grapevines in that it is pistillate, and requires a second grape cultivar to provide pollen, but has remained in cultivation for centuries despite this due to its quality as a table grape.
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- This article incorporates text from the public domain 1911 edition of The Grocer's Encyclopedia.
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