Fragaria × ananassa (nomen a Francisco Rozier post Antonium Nicolaum Duchesne anno 1785 statutum) est nothospecies plantarum florentium generis Fragariae et familiae rosacearum unde fragum hortense provenit. Hybrida est, in Britannia Minore inventus, specierum F. chiloensis ssp. chiloensis et F. virginianae.
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