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  • Photo title: The radicchio plant, the scientific name Chicorium Intybus, belongs to the Composite family, a group of chicory. To the group of r
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  • The radicchio plant, the scientific name Chicorium Intybus, belongs to the Composite family, a group of chicory. To the group of red radicchio belong the renowned Rosso di Verona, the Rosso di Treviso and the Rosso di Chioggia..
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