" The trees often called "white" and "black" olives in Southeast Asia aren't truly olives but species of Canarium.[21] They don’t demand cross-pollination from other cultivars of olives, but are sometimes employed by growers of Nocellara del Belice for cross-pollination of those trees, and that is sterile without having pollination https://ciabatta-med-oliven35689.targetblogs.com/29696644/facts-about-oliven-bær-revealed