Agudelo

BUD

The bud has an open blade and the anthocyanin pigmentation forming a border around the edge with weak intensity. Medium-high density of downward hairs and null density of upright hairs. Tendrils distribution on the branch is discontinuous.

FLOWER, INFLORESCENCE, YOUNG LEAF

Young leaves blade is tan.

ADULT LEAF

The blade is pentagonal-shaped and, sometimes, orbicular. The leaves have five lobes and they are medium-green on the top. Teeth are medium-sized, with both sides convex and of equal length and width. Petiole sinuses are open, with a V-shaped base, without teeth and its base no limited by any veins. Regarding the opening of the upper lateral sinuses, in most of the leaves are open, although sometimes they can be found with them closed, with slightly overlapping lobes and leaves without sinuses. V-shaped upper lateral sinuses, although leaves with key-shaped or U-shaped sinuses may be found. They don’t have teeth and the depth of the sinuses is medium. Downward hair density on the underside is low, either between the main veins than over them. This type of hair appears mainly in the points of veins bifurcation. The main veins of the top of the leaves don’t get use to have downward hair; only, sometimes, upright hairs. In the petiole, no hairiness is observed and it is slightly more limited than in the main vein.

BUNCH

Bunches are medium-compacted, conical and without wings (although, sometimes they may have a small one).

BERRY AND SEED

Berries are uniform in size, spherical in shape, circular, yellowish-green and uniform in colour. Low-medium bloom and hilum not very apparent. The pulp of the berry is not coloured, very juicy, soft and without particular flavours. The pedicel is easy to separate and presents a ring.