File:Aubergine violette naine très hâtive.png

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Illustration of an eggplant variety from a 1909 catalogue

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English: Illustration of an eggplant variety from a 1909 catalogue
Date
Source Vilmorin-Andrieux: Catalogue général 1909 (https://archive.org/details/Vilmorin1909G/page/n17)
Author Anonymous illustrator

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